The Multifamily Sector Is Not Immune to COVID-19-Induced Distress
Article by: Victor Calanog With large declines in asking and effective rents – record-setting for some large markets – the sector is not immune to ...read more
Article by: Victor Calanog With large declines in asking and effective rents – record-setting for some large markets – the sector is not immune to ...read more
Article by: Daniel Bortz Builders and home buyers paid the price as supplies dropped, but the outlook for new construction is improving. Read the full ...read more
Article by: Bendix Anderson Even with a tick up in homeownership, the percentage of apartments that are vacant has not risen much since the pandemic ...read more
Article by: Christopher Coes, Jennifer S. Vey, and Tracy Hadden Loh The American real estate industry can create communities of opportunity—or face a future both figuratively ...read more
Article by: Lynn Pollack Portfolio restructuring is expected to be a bolder, more sustainable solution than mere rent relief. Read the full article: http://bit.ly/3atLsTt ...read more
Article by: Will Parker and Peter Grant Multifamily properties were initially a bright spot during Covid-19, but banks now see more apartment debt as high ...read more
Article by: John Seabrook Companies are figuring out how to balance what appears to be a lasting shift toward remote work with the value of ...read more
Article by: Beth Mattson-Teig In addition to the pandemic, some blame the rise of co-working space and growing tenant demand for greater flexibility for driving ...read more
Article by: Matthew Rothstein The back half of this year promises chances for private equity to make opportunistic real estate plays, but it won’t be as straightforward ...read more
Article by: Lisa Stanley In CRE, it’s about doing things better — better information to inform better decisions that lead to better outcomes. Read the ...read more