In this new video series from Arbor and Chandan Economics, Sam Chandan, founder of Chandan Economics and head of the NYU SPS Schack Institute of Real Estate, discusses the state of the U.S. economy, which is experiencing the longest expansion in history.
Sharing rental homes is no longer just a Millennial affair. The number of seniors living with unrelated roommates has swelled in recent years, capturing the national spotlight
View our on-demand webinar to learn about the benefits of HUD’s Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) Pilot Program. Discover how it could help you secure financing even faster for your affordable housing development. Moderated by Sam Chandan, founder of Chandan Economics, hear exclusive affordable housing investment insights from HUD LIHTC experts from Arbor and Tiber Hudson.
In this blog, we examine how renters across property types pay for their usage of the three most common utilities: electricity, water and gas.
Looking at internet access types across age groups presents wider gaps in usage patterns. Younger, tech-savvy households are more likely to adopt multiple access options compared to Seniors and Baby Boomers.
CRE Collateralized Loan Obligations (CLOs) have emerged as a sophisticated and reliable financing tool post-crisis. As more issuers and investors enter the space, panelists at the June 2019 CREFC Conference largely agreed that CRE CLO issuance would be flat to slightly up in 2019 and that the market has room for growth.
While internet usage is pervasive in today’s society, technology usage still varies significantly across household segments. Factors such as user age, income and education level play a role.
The Cincinnati multifamily market experienced a strong first quarter of 2019, with record investment activity and rent growth. Here’s a quick look at the Cincinnati market’s finance and investment benchmarks for Q1 2019.
Figures from the the latest Census update for year-end 2015 show stronger growth in the secondary and tertiary small asset apartment markets compared to the gateway markets.
Although smaller in share compared to the Millennials and Baby Boomers, Gen X renters are critical to apartment household formation. Relative to other age groups, more Gen X renters are likely to form households with higher incomes.
While the percentage of Americans moving in a one-year period has fallen to an all-time low, an increasing amount of renters are moving across state lines.
In the age when people camp outside for days to get their hands on the latest iPhone, it should come as no surprise that some renters are always willing to pay premiums to live in the newest apartment properties.
The latest numbers from the American Community Survey confirm the importance of millennials for rental demand.
Hear Ivan Kaufman, Chairman, President & CEO of Arbor, and Stephen Johnson, Vice President of Small Balance Loan Business at Freddie Mac, chat about all things small multifamily loans on a special episode of The Real Estate Hour on SiriusXM Business Radio.