Your Favorite F&I Content of 2024
These newsletter posts were among the most visited this year.
Happy Holidays, readers! To help inform our Finance & Investment content for next year, we look back to see the trend stories, Viewpoints and Q&As that got the most visits from our subscribers! Here’s a sampling of your picks for the newsletter’s best content of 2024! If you are not already a subscriber, go to the MHN subscription page to sign up.
12. 20 Must-Know Affordable Housing Terms
This market sector has a vocabulary all its own. NHP Foundation’s Jason Soifer reviews the key expressions and their definitions.
11. 6 Myths About Passive House Construction
Skender Construction’s Brian Skender debunks common misconceptions about a rapidly growing specialty.
10. Can Green Banks Fast-Track the Switch to Clean Energy?
A historic federal investment is allowing mission-driven lenders to leverage public funds to lower costs for residents.
9. Why Workforce Housing Works for Institutional Investors
This undersupplied segment satisfies multiple portfolio objectives, according to Antonio Marquez of Comunidad Partners.
8. MHN Asks: When Will Multifamily Investment Recover?
Tour counts and bid lists for multifamily properties have rebounded to early 2022 levels, CP Capital’s Jay Remillard tells MHN.
7. Why Multifamily Finance Is Poised to Come Back to Life
We are at the “end of the beginning,” writes Gantry’s Andy Bratt.
6. How SFR Investors Can Stay Ahead of the Curve
Atlas Real Estate CEO Tony Julianelle on trends in the single-family rental space.
5. Regional Banks Retreat as CRE Loans Mature
How the stepped-up risk of bank defaults is impacting new financings and existing loans.
4. MHN Asks: Why Isn’t There More Manufactured Housing?
3. Manufactured Housing Institute CEO Lesli Gooch on barriers to new supply.
MHN’s annual ranking represents a broad range of market-rate and affordable asset categories.
1. Insurance Burdens Stymie Investment
The growing scarcity of coverage due to escalating climate risk puts much-needed housing capital in jeopardy.
