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While many consider “seniors housing” as independent and assisted living, active adult communities are gaining interest among developers and investors.

A key segment of the seniors housing market – middle-income seniors – is finding it increasingly difficult to secure affordable housing. Panelists at the recent 2019 NIC Fall Conference discussed strategies to better service this segment.

Real estate investment opportunities in senior healthcare housing will increase as a “Silver Tsunami” of Baby Boomers approaches.

Millennial STEAM workers’ preference for small and large multifamily appears to be explained less by absolute income level differences, and more by a variety of personal preferences.

In the fourth installment of this new video series from Arbor and Chandan Economics, we take a look at which sectors are facing challenges finding qualified employees and how this impacts the multifamily sector.

SFRs have emerged as a significant source of construction demand during this cycle. Since the last recession, the number of construction starts is up by more than 55%.

Millennials’ growing preference for high-skill jobs is translating to higher shares of white-collar Millennial workers in both small and large multifamily.

As of midyear 2019, the U.S. multifamily market has been off to a strong start. Here are the top markets for rent growth for the first half of the year.

Here’s a quick look at the U.S. multifamily market finance and investment benchmarks for Q2 2019.

Amenity-rich large multifamily is increasingly geared toward high-skill jobs within the urban core, while the more dispersed and affordable small multifamily cater to a wider mix of workers.