Multifamily

Analysis  

Most Apartments Are Falling Short of Their Retention Goals. Here’s Why

Lynn Pollack |

“Acquiring new residents is important but it’s not enough to stay competitive.”

Analysis  

Zoning Changes Could Help Boost Housing Supply

Les Shaver |

Housing starts could end the year 2.5% below December 2020 levels on average.

Features  

Land Pricing Appreciates Rapidly in Phoenix

Kelsi Maree Borland |

A 1031 exchange buyer receives multiple increased offers on a land site only 24 hours after acquiring the property.

News  

Broward Multifamily Units Sell For $69M

Melea VanOstrand |

An Atlanta-based company named Cortland has bought a multifamily unit in Broward County for nearly $70 million, according to the Broward County Appraiser’s…

Event  

Strengthening Multifamily Through Economic Inclusion

Natalie Dolce |

“We believe that impact and equity go hand in hand and that will drive results in the long term.”

Nominations  

Nominations Open For CRE’s Fifty Under 40

Ingrid Tunberg |

GlobeSt. Real Estate Forum is once again seeking to honor the industry’s top 50 professionals, under the age of 40. Submit a young, talented individual before the nomination deadline on July 7!

Analysis  

NAHB: The Government Understands the Lumber Crisis

Ted Knutson |

Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo “knows lumber is really a drag on us right now.”

News  

Freddie Mac To Offer Bonds Supporting Housing for the Intellectually and Developmentally Disabled

Les Shaver |

The proceeds from these social bonds help fund community-based homes critical to the “deinstitutionalization” of care for individuals with disabilities.

Arixa, Belay to Invest in Multifamily Development on West Coast

Kelsi Maree Borland |

The joint venture will provide $1 million to $10 million bridge, renovation and construction loans for multifamily and homebuilding developments.

Event  

NMHC Survey Dives Into Record Construction Costs, Delays

Natalie Dolce |

During the most recent iteration of NMHC’s Construction Survey, 83% of respondents reported experiencing construction delays in jurisdictions where they operate, an increase from the results reported in each of the prior six rounds.