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More May Rents May Be Late, Poll Says
A snapshot of multifamily rent payment trends, plus projections for the future.
The Long View on Co-Living
Co-living is here to stay despite short-term concerns about the need for social distancing, say Jonathan Lee and Shahin Yadzi of George Smith Partners.
What Forbearance Looks Like for Fannie and Freddie Borrowers
Greystone’s Sharon Briskman explains the process for GSE borrowers and provides a link to related FAQs as an additional resource.
How an ESG-Guided Strategy Transformed a Houston Community
The NHP Foundation studied the outcomes of their rehabilitation of Cleme Manor in Houston. NHPF Data and Communications Analyst Josh Shokoor explains what they found.
How to Recruit, Retain Maintenance Talent in a Changing Workforce
Here’s how apartment owners and managers can find and keep the best skilled maintenance professionals, says Alicia Bloch of GMH Capital Partners.
Why Furloughed Developments May Need Modifications
In the face of the coronavirus crisis, investors are well advised to review project budgets, assess capital sources and stay ready to adjust their strategy, notes Derek Weissman of Procida Funding & Advisors.
How Short-Term Rental Owners Can Withstand the Coronavirus Impact
Below are three tips on how short-term rentals can survive during this uncertain time, according to Pam Knudsen of Avalara.
Addressing New Challenges in the COVID-19 Era
Leaders in real estate have started to address the impact of the virus on their existing assets and future transactions, explains Marc Hershberg and Jared Isaac of Topaz Capital.
COVID-19 Hit on Multifamily Will Be ‘Modest’
According to Charles Hewlett, managing director at RCLCO, the recession will be short, and the apartment industry might not be hit too hard. Here’s why he thinks so.
Why Apartment Investors Are Returning to Core Markets
These locations can provide a hedge against the unknowns over the coming months and years, says BJ Turner of Dunleer.