While the 2008 financial crisis prompted a cyclical shift in U.S. housing — impacting everything from home prices to who can qualify for a mortgage — an equally impactful demographic change was just taking shape. The unprecedented wave of Baby Boomers that began retiring would disrupt the balance of the housing market.
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Special Report Spring 2023: Navigating a Corrective Environment
Special Report Spring 2023: Navigating a Corrective Environment
Multifamily Fundamentals Prepare Industry for Macro Uncertainties Ahead
Multifamily Fundamentals Prepare Industry for Macro Uncertainties Ahead By Ivan Kaufman and Sam Chandan About The Authors Ivan Kaufman is the Founder, Chairman and CEO
Rental Housing Market Exhibits Cyclical Stability, Contains Structural Questions
Rental Housing Market Exhibits Cyclical Stability, Contains Structural Questions By Ivan Kaufman and Sam Chandan About The Authors As founder of the Arbor real estate
An Abnormal Recession, A Unique Recovery
An Abnormal Recession, A Unique Recovery A Look at the Road Ahead for the U.S. Economy By Ivan Kaufman Overview Recessions tend to be viewed