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Q&APandemic, interest rates create pressure for affordable managers
Higher borrowing rates, combined with increased labor and materials costs, are forcing managers to operate more efficiently.
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Operational efficiency a rising concern for multifamily operators
Recruiting, HR and maximizing revenue remain top challenges, according to new research unveiled at last week’s Apartmentalize conference.
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YIMBYs add new twist to local zoning, development battles
Groups dedicated to pushing for affordable housing policies are coming into their own.
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Apartment transactions set yet another record in May
As deal flow increased 22% year over year, values jumped 22.3% in the face of rising interest rates.
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The new drivers of apartment demand
Migration and reopened economies helped propel rent growth 10% beyond wages in the past year.
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Renters are staying in their apartments longer, paying more
Residents are renewing their leases, despite an average rent increase of 10%.
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Q&AHow this property manager tackles labor, technology challenges
Weeding out unnecessary technology and finding workers from new industries are twin goals for RMK Management.
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The top colleges for student housing starts
Just 26,000 new beds will be delivered this fall — a significant pullback from delivery rates through the 2010s.
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Recession watch: ABC economist sees 'difficult times' through 2025
Associated Builders and Contractors' Anirban Basu said the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy to fight inflation will likely tip the economy into recession.
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DEALS + STARTSLuxury condos underway in the Las Vegas Valley
The Pinnacle Residences in Henderson, Nevada, will be the first new residential high-rise towers to hit the market since the Great Recession.
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Report: Regulations account for 40% of development costs
NIMBY opposition, a major driver of costs, adds an average of 5.6% to projects and delays them by an average of 7.4 months.
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Housing activists work to move the needle on affordability
In communities across the country, local groups aim to shed light on the housing crisis while fighting against the NIMBY movement.
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Q&AHow rising cap rates could put pressure on managers
Owners could expect more from their managers as rapid property appreciation declines.
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YIMBY: The making of a movement
Yes, In My Backyard groups have formed in communities across the country to fight zoning and development practices that make housing less affordable.
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Meet the YIMBYs
Housing advocates are changing the affordability conversation by standing up for denser development.
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Property managers deal with churn
With more investors selling properties than in the past, operators learn to adjust.
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Q&ASqueezing efficiency out of single-family rentals
After rapid growth over the past couple of years, Pure still sees consolidation opportunities through technology.
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Renters are staying in their apartments longer, paying more
When residents renew their leases, they’re paying an average of 10.7% more, according to a new report.
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Recession 'not inevitable,' Moody's says
Executives considering changes to wages, prices and other critical points of business strategy must filter an unusual range of conflicting economic forecasts.
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Q&ARising interest rates could cause problems — but not how you'd think
Higher borrowing costs could widen the expectation gap and strain certain multifamily owners, according to the founder of a Houston-based private equity firm.
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Real estate pros ask: Are we headed into a recession?
CRE experts break down the uncertain future of interest rates, fundamentals and economic conditions.
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Developers, contractors go to great lengths to secure materials, appliances
By buying early and taking other steps, contractors can have an apartment ready for move-in — despite the obstacles that logistics woes throw at them.
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The last public student housing REIT goes private
ACC will move out of the public markets and be backed by Blackstone as a private company.
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DEALS + STARTSCamden takes control of $2.1B portfolio
By buying out its partner, the REIT adds to its wholly-owned portfolio with a heavy emphasis on Texas markets.
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Q&ANJ developer relies on communication, planning to fight cost increases
Rising interest rates add another complication to underwriting development.
