COVID-19 changed the multifamily investment landscape. But as NorthMarq's Trevor Koskovich explains, not in ways most people would expect.

Management of this San Antonio mixed-use retail site rose to the challenge of the pandemic by partnering with its tenants.

A massive, 60-acre mixed-use development in Burbank is steeped in amenities, sustainable protocols and community involvement. The owners say it will redefine the local business market.

Yes, there are some sidelined players. But Lee & Associates' JL Johnson reports that the core fundamentals remain strong enough to buoy the market.

Despite the hit the sector took at the hands of COVID, the relief work doesn't falter.

A recent joint letter to Congress spells out further relief measures to shore up the beleaguered rental housing marketplace. The goal, says IREM's Dawn Carpenter, CPM, "is to keep people in their apartments."

Even multifamily, the industry's "darling" investment type, couldn't escape COVID's ravages. But, says two Lee & Associates executives, there's all that dry powder.

The economic downturn has little to do with real estate fundamentals, says KeyBank's Justin Wilbur, indicating a possible quick recovery.