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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.
Seniors are an increasingly important multifamily renter cohort, especially for smaller properties. Some retirees are choosing to downsize and rent for lifestyle reasons. Other seniors are working — and renting — longer.
Hockey arenas give multifamily a boost; the immigrant homeownership rate increases; Zillow forecasts strong rent growth in West Coast Markets; and more in this week’s multifamily news roundup.
Apartment occupancy increases; millennials shun home buying in coastal markets; higher-incomes give Class-B apartment buildings a boost; 2016’s fastest growing cities; and more in this week’s roundup of multifamily news.
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.