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Top multifamily industry conferences in 2026
Multifamily Dive has apartment pros covered with a full list of upcoming rental housing events, expos and meetings.
Updated Jan. 27, 2026 -
What Trump said about housing in his State of the Union address
The president emphasized affordability in his economy-focused annual speech, but offered little new information.
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Multifamily delinquencies hit highest level since global financial crisis
Following Q3 2025's high, distress will continue "ticking up and up" due to issues with floating-rate loans as well as rising operating expenses, according to CRED iQ's Mike Haas.
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Pritzker proposes statewide zoning standards to boost housing in Illinois
Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker targeted local housing regulations in his State of the State this week, unveiling a path for more “missing middle” development.
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Minto plans mixed-use project with 750 apartments in Dallas area
The sprawling 13,270-home master-planned community in Waxahachie — set to be the largest in the region — marks the developer’s entry into Texas.
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Fannie Mae sues Houston apartment owner over alleged fake repairs
The lender filed suit last week against Kajal Housing Group for neglecting Bellfort Village Apartments, which was collateral for its $13.2 million loan.
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Veris Residential sold for $3.4B in all-cash deal
A consortium including Affinius Capital and Vista Hill Partners has agreed to purchase the Northeast-focused multifamily REIT, though another bidder could emerge.
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What the Supreme Court tariff ruling means for construction
Near-term relief from the 6-3 court decision could be short-lived and counteracted, said Anirban Basu, chief economist at Associated Builders and Contractors.
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29th Street Capital buys 1,225-unit Washington, DC-area multifamily portfolio
The firm acquired three class A properties in Prince George’s County, Maryland, as it bets on a metro area hit by federal job cuts.
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Student housing preleasing off to strong start, while rents decline: Yardi
The deceleration in rent growth has been pronounced across major student housing markets, a new 2026–2027 academic year report shows.
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HUD rule would bar families with mixed immigration status
The proposed policy changes would result in the eviction of tens of thousands of tenants from agency-supported housing, nonprofit groups say.
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Kennedy Wilson go-private deal draws scrutiny
A consortium led by the company's chairman and CEO, other senior executives and Fairfax Financial Holdings Limited will acquire the real estate investment firm, though one law firm is raising questions about the deal.
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Multifamily housing starts jumped to highest level of 2025 in December
New apartment construction rose at the end of the year but was still down slightly from the same period in 2024.
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Oregon mandates heat pumps in new housing
The update to the state’s residential energy code could save residents of housing built after the change an average of $125 a month in energy costs, an analysis found.
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Centerspace CEO says ‘a little early’ to tell if strategic review will change REIT’s 2026 strategy
The Minneapolis-based multifamily firm saw net operating income grow 3.5% year over year, driven by 2.4% revenue growth in 2025.
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Are older renters driving higher apartment renewal rates?
As residents age, they’re less likely to want to deal with the cost and hassle of moving, according to multifamily pros.
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HUD launches investigation into Texas housing marketed to Muslims
The agency’s Office of Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity is probing whether developers of the East Plano Islamic Center’s planned community discriminated based on race or national origin.
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Conversions remain ‘integral’ to Hilton, as CEO touts new brands
Chris Nassetta said during an earnings call that 2025 was the “biggest year of organic openings,” also hinting at the imminent launch of Undergraduate and an upcoming student-housing concept.
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Apartment REITs face uncertainty in 2026
Income will still be challenging for multifamily's biggest public companies, as Camden and UDR plan major sales.
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How Jonathan Rose Cos. plans affordable housing projects
The mission-based multifamily developer recently tapped Brandon Kearse to help expand its portfolio in high-opportunity areas.
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UDR expects to be a net seller in 2026
The REIT’s early 2025 lease-expiration management strategy helped it weather Q4 and set it up for 1.5% to 2% blended lease rate growth in 2026.
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Problem loans: Tracking the biggest multifamily delinquencies
Properties recently fell into distress in Colorado, New York City and the Bay Area in California.
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Marriott’s Edition brand to fill ‘clear gap’ in Nashville hospitality
The Nashville Edition hotel and residential development in Tennessee will proceed after investment group Tidal Real Estate Partners secured $371.5 million in financing.
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Northern California strength, lower concessions drive positive Q4 for Essex
The California-based REIT saw revenue, expenses and NOI all increase in the fourth quarter, per its Q4 and full-year 2025 earnings report.
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CRE servicers ‘increasingly aggressive’ toward distressed assets: CRED iQ
The data firm projects the overall distress rate could reach 15% by December 2026, while Trepp noted an increase in multifamily servicing and delinquency rates in January.