The coronavirus has sent shock waves through the global economy. With uncertainty rising, investors have quickly piled into safe-haven assets, sending bond yields to new depths. Multifamily will also see its turbulence, but it is well positioned to weather the storm.
Arbor Realty Trust’s COVID-19 Multifamily Roundup provides updated news on how real estate is being impacted in today’s economic climate.
Moody’s Analytics provided insights on the COVID-19 CRE impact, pointing out differences based on property types and geographic locations.
The COVID-19 Multifamily Roundup provides news links with key takeaways to assist borrowers in today’s evolving financial environment.
RealPage presented a webcast on Covid-19 and apartment demand. Economists provided advice on retaining tenants, while forecasting the pandemic’s future effects on the economy.
Arbor Realty Trust’s COVID-19 Multifamily Roundup provides updated news links to assist real estate professionals in today’s financial environment.
Arbor’s COVID-19 Multifamily Roundup updates our stakeholders with current news highlights to assist CRE professionals in today’s financial environment.
Arbor Realty Trust’s COVID-19 Multifamily Roundup will offer links to news and insights on how the virus is impacting real estate investments.
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.
Freddie Mac Multifamily’s 2019 Midyear Outlook expects solid fundamentals, low interest rates and the housing shortage to contribute to a strong 2019.
Here’s a quick look at the U.S. multifamily market finance and investment benchmarks for Q2 2019.