The Latest
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Apartment industry conferences for the second half of 2025
Multifamily Dive has you covered with a full list of upcoming industry events, expos and meetings on tap for the rest of this year.
Updated June 12, 2025 -
Troubled Connecticut property hits the market
The LLCs that own the 210-unit Covered Bridge complex in Newtown declared bankruptcy after cost overruns and interest rate increases.
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Loss of 179D deduction could derail office conversions
Although the deduction is about making commercial buildings energy efficient, it’s been key to owners’ willingness to invest in obsolete and financially distressed properties, supporters say.
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California walks back environmental law for housing, advanced manufacturing
The changes to the California Environmental Quality Act could greatly speed up the issuance of building permits.
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Austin apartments go to special servicing
The Texas assets, owned by Keller Capital and backed by a $110 million loan, experienced a 16% decline in their 2024 net cash flow from issuance.
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The colleges with the strongest preleasing for student housing
As schools gear up for students’ return this fall, enrollment headwinds may stand in the way of future growth, according to a new report.
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HUD proposes ending Green Mortgage Insurance Premium Reduction
The agency aims to extend an incentive previously reserved for energy-efficient projects to all of its multifamily loans.
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World’s tallest mass timber building breaks ground in Wisconsin
Neutral Edison, a 31-story mixed-use tower in Milwaukee, will break the record set by another apartment complex in the state once complete.
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New Texas law allows apartments in some nonresidential zones
Senate Bill 840 requires local governments to approve any project that meets its qualifications.
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PROJECT SPOTLIGHT
Hines opens apartments in fast-growing Nashville, Tennessee, submarket
The Rowley, anchoring a 78-acre mixed-use neighborhood in Murfreesboro, offers 17 private micro offices for residents to rent.
Updated July 8, 2025 -
Corvias’ Georgia student housing LLC files for bankruptcy
The firm says it is taking action “to restructure the partnership and achieve a long-term solution for the program” after years of trying to make it financially viable.
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DEALS + STARTS
JRK Property Holdings enters Washington, DC
CEO Bobby Lee sees the nation’s capital as a growth market, despite federal government cuts.
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Why many new apartment developments don’t pencil out
While tariffs are making headlines, interest rates and equity capital are also major hurdles in multifamily construction.
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EXECUTIVE MOVES
EQR’s CIO Brackenridge to retire
CFO Robert A. Garechana will assume the role of executive vice president and chief investment officer.
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Apartment sales volume falls 18% in May
After 11 months of double-digit increases, transaction growth stalled at $8.2 billion.
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PROJECT SPOTLIGHT
The Stacks opens on former Washington, DC, industrial site
The 1,100-unit apartment property, developed by Akridge and National Real Estate, is located near the city’s soccer and baseball stadiums.
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On site: Checking in at the Waldorf Astoria’s $2B renovation
The New York City hotel is undergoing an upgrade aimed at converting part of the building into luxury condominiums.
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Apartment leaders speak out: June 2025
Executives from Valiant, Stout Management, Middleburg Communities and more talk about their latest challenges and successes.
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DEALS + STARTS
Blackfin Real Estate Investors enters Georgia with $17.3M acquisition
The Virginia-based firm purchased Sage Creek Apartments in Augusta from an investor group led by JJM Realty Partners.
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June 2025 roundup: New multifamily products
Highlights this month include an art deco-style vanity and mix-and-match showerheads.
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EXECUTIVE MOVES
UDR brings on new CFO
Dave Bragg, who succeeds Joe Fisher after he moved to chief investment officer in January, is called a “very solid hire” by one analyst.
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Q&A
Utah-based firm mixes hospitality with multifamily
PEG sees both apartment residents and hotel guests demand a higher level of service.
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NAHB: Multifamily construction migrates to less populous areas
There isn’t just one catalyst behind the trend, experts told Multifamily Dive.
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Renter competition tightens nationwide for apartments
Despite a recent peak in new deliveries, prospective tenants still outnumber vacant units in many major markets.
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Multifamily starts rise 5% YOY for buildings with 5 or more units
Although debt is available for apartment developers, equity investors are very selective about the projects they choose to back.