Our 2021 Top Markets for Large Multifamily Investment Report ranks the top 50 U.S. metros based on eight key categories. Presented in the Arbor-Chandan Large Multifamily Opportunity Matrix, the top-ranking markets scored high in factors like labor market performance, renter demographics, population growth and COVID-19 response.
Our annual report on the top markets for large multifamily investment features data and research from Chandan Economics. Analyzing eight key categories, the report offers the Arbor-Chandan Large Multifamily Opportunity Matrix, ranking the top 50 U.S. metros based on their performance metrics. The top-ranking markets scored high in factors like labor market performance, renter demographics, population growth and COVID-19 response. Key Findings: Las Vegas topped the Opportunity Matrix rankings, largely due to its work from home (WFH) resiliency and recovering tourism industry. Four metros in Florida jumped significantly in the rankings, reflecting the state’s continued strong labor market performance despite the pandemic. The Sun Belt region generally ranked well across the Matrix factors, despite experiencing higher COVID-19 case counts per capita. Complete the form to instantly access the full report!
Affordable Housing Garners Greater Attention in Post-Pandemic Environment This new report series from Arbor and Chandan Economics explores the many facets of affordable housing and the major trends shaping the market. It’s a critical time to focus on affordable housing, as pandemic-related headwinds and longstanding structural forces have impacted housing affordability. Key Findings: The pandemic’s economic effects combined with surging rent prices have strained low-income renters. Reduced business income due to the pandemic-related downturn may decrease the value of Low-Income Housing Tax Credits (LIHTC), requiring developers to seek alternative financing sources. The share of mortgages utilizing the 4% LIHTC remained elevated through second-quarter 2021, reflecting the continued attractiveness of rehabbing versus ground-up development. Complete the form to instantly access the full report!
Arbor provides long-term Fannie Mae and HUD-insured financing solutions for developers and investors of affordable housing. Eligible properties include those that participate in the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) or other program requiring long-term housing affordability restrictions, and those with Housing Assistance Payment (HAP) contracts. Our Bridge loans offer clients the ability to quickly execute upon opportunistic acquisitions of existing assets and a seamless transition to longer-term financing options.
The SCOTUS ruling to end the eviction moratorium is pushing the multifamily industry to come up with other solutions to help at risk renters. Read the full analysis.
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Job growth, increased consumer spending and population demographics are three macroeconomic factors contributing to a positive outlook for the multifamily and commercial real estate market according to a new forecast released by the Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA) this week.
As technological innovations continue to disrupt traditional approaches to living, multifamily will be redefined by a more personalized and enriched consumer experience.
As apartment developments find new takers in the suburban areas of the largest US metros and regional transit connectivity continues to improve, more small building households are beginning to give up cars.
The commute choice of apartment renters appears to be at a tipping point — more recent suburban renters are ditching their cars for rides on the train or bus.
While Internet access makes steady inroads in small apartment buildings, renter preference for faster connectivity is shifting access to newer technologies.
From the fastest growing metro markets and the factors that determine rent growth to tech solutions and the future of amenity offerings, ALEX Chatter has been your go to source for multifamily news and information.
Here’s a quick look at the small balance multifamily finance and investment benchmarks for Q3 2017.
As Millennials age, their preference for rental accommodations continues to diversify across apartment types, with small apartment buildings now positioned to cater more to the youngest renters in this cohort.
While Q3 2017 small balance multifamily lending activity decreased 3.1 percent from Q2 2017, we’re still on pace for a new annual benchmark in the space.
The Chicago multifamily market remained strong during Q3 2017, as rents continued to set new record highs. Rising vacancy rates remained in line with the market’s historical average, despite a historically high influx of new supply.