LOS ANGELES—Experts at <b>RealShare Apartments</b> here last week talk about some dominant trends in apartment product offering design.

LOS ANGELES—Speakers on the industry leaders panel at <b>RealShare Apartments</b> here last week say that there is no such thing as B or C quality apartments being constructed, therefore there are questions about the rental pool being diluted.

LOS ANGELES—There is 'urban core' happening in the suburbs too, said one panelist on the investment panel at <b>RealShare Apartments</b> last week.

LOS ANGELES—Speakers on the brokerage panel at <b>RealShare Apartments</b> discuss value-add in multifamily, how the definition has dramatically changed and where things stand today in terms of opportunity.

CHICAGO—Investors look to Paris because they are getting priced out in London and low interest rates and huge global liquidity is driving ongoing strong demand for German property. Those are a few key points that came out of this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> interview.

LOS ANGELES—Although wage growth is a concern as it relates to rent increases, “we feel multifamily has plenty of legs left,” Freddie Mac's Scott Croul told the <b>RealShare Apartments</b> audience Wednesday.

LOS ANGELES—Labor was noted as one of the biggest challenges in construction cost for multifamily development at <b>RealShare Apartments</b>. Panelists discuss one possible solution to the problem—modular construction.

LOS ANGELES—There are a few undeniable forces in multifamily demand—the BabyBoomers, Echo Boomers and the Millennials. One source at <b>RealShare Apartments</b> says while the downsizing empty nester isn't an imaginary trend, it certainly won't change the world dramatically.