In this audio Q&A, Steve Katz and Brian Murphy of Arbor Realty Trust, and Greg Rand of Renters Warehouse review the latest trends in the single-family rental market. They recap Day One of the IMN SFR Forum (West) from Scottsdale, AZ.
Panelists at the IMN SFR Forum (West) in Scottsdale, AZ, discussed how factors like property age, acquisition costs and price appreciation factor into their acquisition strategies.
An attractive combination of affordability, location diversity and larger unit sizes are giving the small multifamily asset class broad appeal.
Arbor Realty Trust interviews Dan Schneider of Valuation & Information Group. The appraiser shares his view on the changes in governmental reimbursements to the Patient Driven Payment Model (PDPM). He also discusses a development that the senior housing industry strongly opposes.
Single-family rental (SFR) cap rates have remained stable through the first nine months of 2019, holding near their all-time lows. Declines in benchmark interest rates have increased the average return premium for SFRs.
Finding investment opportunities in the late stage of the cycle, the rise of the shared economy and technology’s impact on real estate were all significant topics discussed at the recent NYU Schack Institute of Real Estate’s 52nd Annual Capital Markets Conference in Manhattan.
The U.S. multifamily market had another strong quarter in Q3 2019, with rent growth hitting 4.1% year over year. Here’s a quick look at the U.S. multifamily market benchmarks for the quarter.
Small multifamily plays a critical role in offering more affordable rents in Greater Los Angeles, as housing affordability remains a concern in the region.
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.
New research from Freddie Mac quantifies what many renters already know to be true — finding an affordable apartment is harder than it used to be.
Autonomous vehicle (AV) and ride-share technology have the potential to fundamentally alter the relationship between work and housing locations. But what does today’s commute look like for apartment renters?
While a larger share of small building households own vehicles, growth in ownership was slower compared to large buildings for the post-crisis period.