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While a larger share of small building households own vehicles, growth in ownership was slower compared to large buildings for the post-crisis period.
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While a larger share of small building households own vehicles, growth in ownership was slower compared to large buildings for the post-crisis period.
While a growing number of cities are eliminating parking minimums, the price of parking access within apartment properties is still reflected in higher unit rents across US metros. This is especially true for in-structure parking offerings.
Arbor recently spoke with Jamie Woodwell, VP, Research & Economics at the Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA), and used the opportunity to discuss the future of multifamily lending, trends in industrial and logistics spaces as well as the state of foreign investment in U.S. real estate.
Here’s a quick look at the small balance multifamily finance and investment benchmarks for Q2 2017.
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Geared towards owner and operators of communities valued between $1M and $10M, this free webinar will expand your arsenal of actionable ways to optimize and expand your multifamily portfolio. Hosted by Multi-Housing News and featuring financing experts from Arbor and the research professionals of Yardi Matrix, the program will present practical information addressing: Performance metrics comparing small and large multifamily properties Top markets for small asset rent growth Pairing the right loan terms with your investment goals How to qualify for discounted loan rates Technology that can get you financing faster
In this post, we examine the income needed to rent affordably in small apartment buildings across the US.
While single renters constitute close to half of the demand within small apartment units, their growth has been faster in larger buildings, where preferences by both age and gender play a significant role.
