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Tech and big data are changing the SFR market. Industry insiders say there’s still a need for people skills. They discuss how AI and emotional intelligence come together in real estate.
The Charlotte multifamily market has been one of the top performers in 2019, with strong rent growth and record-high investment volume. The metro’s growing technology sector has also boosted the local economy and job market.
Demographic trends are pointing towards single-family rentals. New attitudes about lifestyle are decoupling where people live from where they invest.
This report takes an in-depth look at small multifamily finance and investment activity in the metro over the last year. It also addresses what’s ahead for the sector due to factors like rent regulation, the current economic cycle and demographic changes.
Setting clear expectations, offering incentives and giving performance feedback were among the key ways panelists at the recent IMN SFR Forum (West) in Scottsdale, AZ, mentioned that they effectively manage their vendor networks and maintain good relationships with them.
The Charlotte multifamily market is likely to remain attractive to investors due to its low taxes, diverse employers, affordable housing and other factors.
From in-depth reports to impactful articles, Arbor is your source for exclusive content about key trends impacting investment within commercial real estate markets, including multifamily, single-family rentals, and affordable housing.
U.S. economy expands; foreign money looks to apartments outside of gateway markets; rent growth shows the strongest year-over-year gain since 2007; and more in this week’s ALEX Chatter multifamily news roundup.
In the age when people camp outside for days to get their hands on the latest iPhone, it should come as no surprise that some renters are always willing to pay premiums to live in the newest apartment properties.
The latest numbers from the American Community Survey confirm the importance of millennials for rental demand.
Hear Ivan Kaufman, Chairman, President & CEO of Arbor, and Stephen Johnson, Vice President of Small Balance Loan Business at Freddie Mac, chat about all things small multifamily loans on a special episode of The Real Estate Hour on SiriusXM Business Radio.
Multifamily owners are constantly trying to get ahead of the curve when it comes to the needs and desires of today’s generation of renters. What amenities do these renters really want?
With cap rates and debt yield holding steady, third quarter findings suggest that 2016’s small balance multifamily lending volume will fall in the upper bound of projections made in earlier reports.
Here are key findings from the annual Reis Breakfast Briefing held at the New York Athletic Club in Manhattan last week.
How Millennials are changing multifamily; blockchain meets real estate; secondary markets drive apartment investment sales activity; and more in this week’s multifamily news roundup.
The U.S. multifamily market continued to be boosted by the strong national economy during Q3 2016, as the job market posted steady gains and home prices approached pre-recession levels, although uncertainty remained around interest rates and added supply.
Tax reforms and the multifamily market; signs point to a strong apartment development pipeline in 2017; a look at top rent growth markets; and more in this edition of our multifamily news round up.