Uncertainty is keeping activity levels and fundamentals stagnant at public apartment companies.

The multifamily sector could reap some benefits in the government rescue of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.

With the creation of a new senior living affiliate, the firm turns its focus back to operations.

While the financing markets remain tight, particularly for new construction, there continue to be willing sources of debt for apartment developments.

The capital markets have, no doubt, impacted apartment sales, but conditions remain better than other property types. Now, observers are looking to this month's figures for an indication of what's to come.

Budgeted merit increases are down this year, while operating costs are on the rise, according to a recent NMHC survey.

After enjoying high rental rates for the past few years, landlords in the Big Apple are finding it necessary to reduce rates and offer concessions.

A $600-million deal with HUD will help the commonwealth modernize 4,100 public housing units.