This article explains why despite coronovirus-related headwinds, multifamily continues to weather the storm, remaining a stable asset class.
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This article explains why despite coronovirus-related headwinds, multifamily continues to weather the storm, remaining a stable asset class.
The multifamily market felt the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic in the second quarter. Rent growth slowed and sales volume declined, although the sector has shown resiliency as compared with other sectors.
This Arbor Realty Trust – Chandan Economics article delves into an analysis of multifamily rent collections based on tenant income.
Annualized small multifamily lending volume hit $53.1 billion in the second quarter. Here’s a quick look at Q2 2020 small multifamily investment benchmarks.
Single-family rentals (SFRs) continue to increase in popularity. Our second-quarter 2020 report provides an in-depth analysis.
Read our second-quarter 2020 report to learn why small multifamily provides sound investment opportunities, amidst COVID-19 challenges.
During the first half of 2020, the multifamily lending environment experienced a historically high level of refinance activity, although there was a steep decline in sales activity.
Q2 2020 Small Multifamily Investment Trends Report Small Multifamily Weathers the Storm TAKE THE PDF WITH YOU Table of Contents: State of the Multifamily Market Lending Volume of Multifamily Loans Arbor Small Multifamily Price Index Cap Rates & Spreads Leverage and Debt Yields Multifamily Market Outlook Key Findings: Small multifamily prices fell 5.6% from a year ago. Cap rates held steady as risk-free rates fell. Small multifamily LTVs dropped by 360 bps from the prior quarter. State of the Multifamily Market When the Nobel Committee meets this year to decide who has made the most meaningful contributions to the field of economics, they might as well give the honor to the epidemiologists. Right now, those experts are providing key indicators of the future of markets throughout the world shaped by the course of the COVID-19 pandemic. Disorganized and inconsistent reopenings in the U.S. economy have fanned the domestic spread of the coronavirus. There is a non-zero probability that parts of the country will need future lockdowns to curb the outbreak’s acceleration. Even without a formal lockdown, the present risk Read the full article…