The multifamily real estate market showed resilience in the third quarter, despite the COVID-19 pandemic. Rent growth posted declines, yet rent payments have held steady and the market fared better than other property sectors.
This video provides a closer look at some of the key metrics in Arbor Realty Trust’s Q3 2020 Small Multifamily Investment Trends Report.
Small multifamily refinancings have soared during COVID-19. This article explains what this trend means and the benefits of refinancing.
Our third-quarter report provides an economic analysis, showing demographic and migration factors favoring SFR demand and retention.
Annualized small multifamily lending volume hit $52.1 billion in the third quarter. Here’s a quick look at Q3 2020 small multifamily investment benchmarks.
Even facing COVID-19, the U.S. apartment market continues to show strength, according to RealPage multifamily experts.
Our third-quarter 2020 report explains why small multifamily properties continue to be stable investments even during challenging economic times.
This article discusses agency financing, with Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac now accounting for nearly half of outstanding multifamily mortgages.
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The growth of e-commerce has impacted many aspects of the real estate industry, and multifamily is no exception. As apartment renters increasingly shop online, property managers are grappling with the best strategy for dealing with an influx of package deliveries to their communities.
Small asset multifamily continues to support a broad range of Millennial workers, while those in Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts/Design and Math (STEAM) occupations are renting at a faster clip.
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Young adult apartment renters earn as much as their older neighbors, with those living alone earning significantly higher income than the market average in downtown locations.
As apartments continue to support Millennial demand in a variety of ways, small asset multifamily is experiencing an appreciable uptick in young renters living alone across the rental market.
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Small apartment properties present strong value at both ends of the property age spectrum, with the most recent and prewar properties outperforming market averages across unit size.
While small and large apartment buildings are specialized in terms of unit mix, inventory additions over time have been skewed toward larger units across both asset classes.
Compared to other rental properties, average rents in small asset multifamily vary less by property age, while rents for prewar buildings are going toe-to-toe with newer construction.
Real estate investors take many factors into consideration when looking to enter a new market or acquire a new asset, and environmental, social and governance (ESG) elements, including climate risk, are gaining importance in their investment decisions, panelists noted at the 2018 ULI Fall Meeting in Boston.