From California wildfires to rising sea levels to Florida hurricanes, the direct and indirect risks of climate change have grown in recent years, making a more substantial impact on the multifamily sector. As the need for sustainability becomes increasingly apparent, lawmakers and lenders have advanced programs and policies that show “going green” is a win-win.
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Small Multifamily Investment Trends
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Our Small Multifamily Investment Trends quarterly reports
are in-depth assessments of the key factors influencing small multifamily financing
and investment performance. Four times a year, this series identifies the
latest trends in underwriting, financing, cap rates, valuation, and more.
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Cap Rates Push Higher as Underwriting Standards Stabilize
Cap Rates and Debt Yields Edge Up as Expense Ratios Normalize
Cap Rates Push Higher as Underwriting Standards Stabilize
Higher Interest Rates Drive Cap Rates Up as Cash Flows Remain Robust
The small multifamily subsector, strengthened by sound structural fundamentals, is well-positioned to face distress due to interest rate pressure. Even though pricing has slid lower and cap rates have risen, it should remain resilient in the coming quarters.
Small multifamily originations reached $80.7 billion in 2022, the highest annual total after 2021’s record high.