New York apartment portfolio, Dallas property head to servicing

The Singer Bronx Multifamily Portfolio was transferred after several months of being delinquent, while Texas’ The Riley participated in the Garland Housing Finance Corporation program.

By Leslie Shaver • March 2, 2026

Apartment sales volume fell 25% YOY in January

Prices fell 0.1% year over year, though they have been rising steadily over the past four months, according to an MSCI report.

By Leslie Shaver • Feb. 27, 2026

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Top 5 stories from Multifamily Dive

A roundup of some of Multifamily Dive’s top stories from the past year.

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Lynd Management Group takes over troubled Falls properties in Houston

The multifamily firm will have operational responsibility for 10 assets, in a city that has been plagued by multifamily loan issues.

By Leslie Shaver • Feb. 26, 2026

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.

By Leslie Shaver • Feb. 25, 2026

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.

By Leslie Shaver • Feb. 23, 2026

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.

By Leslie Shaver • Feb. 19, 2026

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.

By Leslie Shaver • Feb. 18, 2026

Apartment REITs face uncertainty in 2026

Income will still be challenging for multifamily's biggest public companies, as Camden and UDR plan major sales.

By Leslie Shaver • Feb. 13, 2026

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.

By Leslie Shaver • Feb. 12, 2026

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.

By Leslie Shaver • Feb. 11, 2026

Housing bill sails through the House

The Housing for the 21st Century Act, designed to increase the nation’s supply of homes, now heads to the Senate.

By Julie Strupp • Feb. 10, 2026

Camden looks to double down on the Sun Belt

The REIT expects rental conditions to improve in the region, as apartment supply is absorbed throughout 2026.

By Leslie Shaver • Feb. 9, 2026

What needs to happen for urban apartment development to return?

While new supply being absorbed would help multifamily developers underwrite mid- and high-rise projects, regulatory reforms and a boost in demand are also needed.

By Leslie Shaver • Feb. 9, 2026

Activist investor pushes Veris to sell itself

In a letter, Goldman Sachs and Cedars alum Bruce Schanzer said the REIT’s apartment properties trade at a discount to net asset value of over 30%.

By Leslie Shaver • Feb. 6, 2026

With a boost from Meta, Sacramento eyes more affordable student housing

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg pledged $50 million for a downtown project that will facilitate affordable housing, STEM facilities and an AI center.

By Ryan Kushner • Feb. 6, 2026

MAA says concessions in the 5-week range on Q4 earnings call

The REIT’s executives think declining supply and continued strong demand will provide a boost as 2026 progresses.

By Leslie Shaver • Feb. 5, 2026

Philadelphia’s $2B bet on affordable housing

The city’s HOME initiative aims to build and preserve 30,000 housing units.

By Ryan Kushner • Feb. 5, 2026

5 notable multifamily funds raised in recent months

Heitman and American Landmark are among the major investors building large chests for acquisition sprees.

By Leslie Shaver • Feb. 5, 2026

American Landmark boosts capital markets teams as it eyes $1B in equity funding

Andrew Yam and Jessica Wichser will be based in New York to deepen the firm’s relationship with institutional investors.

By Leslie Shaver • Feb. 4, 2026

How Ballast plans to turn around San Francisco’s beleaguered Parkmerced complex

CEO Greg MacDonald says he remains focused on the day-to-day as he works to overcome challenges at the mammoth property.

By Leslie Shaver • Feb. 3, 2026

Canyon Partners, MG Properties buy Shift Apartments in San Diego

The joint venture purchased the 368-unit, mixed-use property located in a walkable downtown neighborhood.

By Julie Strupp • Feb. 3, 2026

3 multifamily properties that went into servicing in January

Two 2024-vintage Freddie Mac loans in Colorado and one Houston property were transferred.

By Leslie Shaver • Feb. 2, 2026

Where one investor sees distressed apartment opportunities

Neighborhood Ventures is launching a second opportunistic $25 million fund to acquire troubled multifamily properties.

By Leslie Shaver • Jan. 29, 2026

Federal Reserve holds rates steady

Multifamily leaders anticipated a limited impact from the announcement, though they still expect rate cuts later in the year.

By Leslie Shaver • Jan. 28, 2026

Camden seeking to exit California: Real Estate Alert

One analyst estimates a 5.8% cap rate for the REIT and a low 5% cap rate for the buyer, if the firm were to sell its 11 properties.

By Leslie Shaver • Jan. 28, 2026