Multifamily

"We have shied away from projects that are four or five years in length just because we don't know where the economy will stand at the end of the project."

32 million Americans are currently receiving unemployment benefits, without which many will be in a difficult position come the first of the month.

Low mortgage rates combined with more time at home are spurring a real estate boom.

Contributing to the pessimism could be the increase in number of reported coronavirus cases in the country, delays in development and obtaining permits, delays in financing, and supply shortages

With a broader pool of potential renters, close-in apartments exceed expectations for one company.

Initial concerns about the pandemic's impact on the multifamily asset class have not been realized, according to a Berkadia poll.

Coronavirus is hitting hourly paid and low/moderate income workers' wages hard and their property owners are proactively seeking—and securing—forbearance relief to protect against unpaid rent.

Hines' massive Riverwalk project is still in the predesign stage, and the developer is looking for new ways to maximize wellness at the property.