In this audio Q&A, Steve Katz and Brian Murphy of Arbor Realty Trust, and Greg Rand of Renters Warehouse review the latest trends in the single-family rental market. They recap Day One of the IMN SFR Forum (West) from Scottsdale, AZ.
Panelists at the IMN SFR Forum (West) in Scottsdale, AZ, discussed how factors like property age, acquisition costs and price appreciation factor into their acquisition strategies.
An attractive combination of affordability, location diversity and larger unit sizes are giving the small multifamily asset class broad appeal.
Arbor Realty Trust interviews Dan Schneider of Valuation & Information Group. The appraiser shares his view on the changes in governmental reimbursements to the Patient Driven Payment Model (PDPM). He also discusses a development that the senior housing industry strongly opposes.
Single-family rental (SFR) cap rates have remained stable through the first nine months of 2019, holding near their all-time lows. Declines in benchmark interest rates have increased the average return premium for SFRs.
Finding investment opportunities in the late stage of the cycle, the rise of the shared economy and technology’s impact on real estate were all significant topics discussed at the recent NYU Schack Institute of Real Estate’s 52nd Annual Capital Markets Conference in Manhattan.
The U.S. multifamily market had another strong quarter in Q3 2019, with rent growth hitting 4.1% year over year. Here’s a quick look at the U.S. multifamily market benchmarks for the quarter.
Small multifamily plays a critical role in offering more affordable rents in Greater Los Angeles, as housing affordability remains a concern in the region.
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.
Rent concessions are making a comeback in some of the nation’s top apartment markets as new multifamily developments enter their lease-up phase. In slower markets, concessions are part of everyday life for property managers.
Married households and families are well-represented in small property apartments. Reflecting that skew to larger households, smaller properties account for a relatively smaller share of single renters when compared to large buildings.
Tech makes the ‘burbs cool again; rent growth soars in secondary markets; economic trends to watch in 2017; and more in this week’s multifamily news roundup.
Education is arguably the strongest predictor of present and future levels of American workers’ income. As a result, there is a correlation between education attainment and the size of a building a renter is likely to call home.
These large metros are growing the fastest; Fannie Mae reports on a rebounding economy; Fed votes to keep interest rates unchanged; private capital ramps up lending; and more in this weekly roundup of multifamily news items.
In this closer look at Millennial renters, we find they are well-represented in small, low-amenity properties.
Lease renewals hit an all-time high; how crowdfunding has transformed real estate investing; renters demand storage; and more in this edition of the ALEX Chatter’s weekly multifamily roundup.
U.S. multifamily rents increased this August to an average of $1,200 — up $3 from July — which represents the eighth month in a row a new record high has been set.
As we enter the fall buying season, it’s useful to look at pricing in major multifamily markets through the first half of the year. Not only in the priciest markets, but also in markets that may represent higher yield opportunities.
Spy planes are tracking apartment construction; 10 spots with Class B rent growth premiums; apartment rents break record for 8th straight month; cap rate trends; and more in this week’s multifamily news roundup.