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Deep Dive // 2026 Outlook
Will apartment executive hiring pick up in 2026? Recruiters weigh in.
Senior-level hiring slowed when acquisition and development dealmaking dropped, but some multifamily firms are gearing up for an aggressive approach in 2026.
By Leslie Shaver • Jan. 27, 2026 -
Q&A
Southern Land Co. bets on Vegas, NYC
Nashville-based SLC has hired industry vet Lisa McDonnell to help manage its expanding portfolio and make a mark in multifamily housing.
By Danielle McLean • Jan. 23, 2026 -
Explore the Trendline➔
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TrendlineRent Trends
High supply, absorption, concessions and more are top of mind for rental owners and operators across the country.
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Deep Dive // 2026 Outlook
3 reasons multifamily development should be easier in 2026
Capital should be more attainable, and costs should go down this year, but getting projects off the ground will still be a heavy lift.
By Leslie Shaver • Jan. 21, 2026 -
Sponsored by Modular Building Institute
World of Modular returns to Las Vegas!
The modular construction industry’s best and brightest will gather in Las Vegas, April 20-23.
By John McMullen, PCM, Marketing Director, Modular Building Institute • Jan. 20, 2026 -
Penzance snags 1,100 units in Virginia, North Carolina
The housing investor closed on four properties totaling $200 million in the fourth quarter of last year.
By Julie Strupp • Jan. 15, 2026 -
Senate ‘housing emergency’ bill seeks to spur construction of 4 million US homes
New legislation asks the federal government to curtail local housing regulations and use the Defense Production Act to boost domestic production of construction materials.
By Ryan Kushner • Jan. 13, 2026 -
Multifamily starts tumble 26%
Overall housing starts fell to the lowest level since 2020 in October.
By Leslie Shaver • Jan. 9, 2026 -
Plans unveiled for 1,775-unit megadevelopment in DC area
Quadrangle is developing the transit-oriented Potomac Overlook apartment and hotel project, slated for the 5.5-acre Key Bridge site in Rosslyn, Virginia.
By Julie Strupp • Jan. 7, 2026 -
TPG acquires majority interest in Quarterra
Lennar will retain a minority stake in the firm as it expands its attainable housing production platform, Emblem communities.
By Leslie Shaver • Jan. 7, 2026 -
Alta Metro Center breaks ground in Aurora, Colorado
Wood Partners and Clarion Partners teamed up to develop the four-building, 365-unit community near a light-rail station connecting residents to Denver.
By Julie Strupp • Dec. 22, 2025 -
San Francisco’s new zoning opens the door for more housing – but it might bring less than expected
The city needs a plan for 82,000 additional housing units by 2031 to meet state mandates. A study predicted the new zoning will lead to only 14,600.
By Ryan Kushner • Dec. 19, 2025 -
Clear Investment Group lands $30M for fund, makes Alabama acquisition
The Chicago-based REIT is focused on buying and transforming distressed workforce housing, and recently closed on a 649-unit multifamily portfolio in Tuscaloosa.
By Julie Strupp • Dec. 19, 2025 -
House introduces bipartisan housing legislation
Lawmakers said they will work to advance the Housing for the 21st Century Act in 2026, which builds on a recent Senate bill and similarly aims to facilitate new development.
By Julie Strupp • Dec. 17, 2025 -
JBG Smith to build 640 apartments in Alexandria, Virginia
The city has approved the developer’s plans to build affordable and market-rate rental apartments near the Potomac Yard Metro station.
By Julie Strupp • Dec. 16, 2025 -
Opinion
5 ways to prepare for Opportunity Zones 2.0
Multifamily pros should align projects with economic fundamentals and community goals and tap into new initiatives, one expert says.
By Carey Heyman • Dec. 12, 2025 -
Price tag grows on Toll Brothers’ sale to Kennedy Wilson
The sale price for the apartment platform increased by $33 million to $380 million, while the closing date was pushed to 2026.
By Leslie Shaver • Dec. 11, 2025 -
$10B One Beverly Hills project goes vertical
Turner is overseeing overall construction in the ultralux mixed-use development, while Layton and Suffolk build its two residential towers and PCL leads construction on its Aman Hotel.
By Joe Bousquin • Updated Dec. 9, 2025 -
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Q&AHow a New Jersey developer teams up to build affordable housing
The Michaels Organization has partnered with health systems and even Disney to develop attainable apartment units, said Jonathan Lubonski.
By Keith Loria • Dec. 5, 2025 -
Justin Steltenpohl reflects on first year as CEO at P.B. Bell
The new head of the Scottsdale, Arizona-based multifamily firm talks about his law background, building culture and the outlook for acquisitions in 2026.
By Keith Loria • Dec. 1, 2025 -
Renovation materials likely fueled deadly Hong Kong fire: reports
The use of flammable netting and boards while contractors renovated high-rise buildings was likely involved in the start and rapid spread of a fire that has killed more than 150 people, investigators said.
By Robert Freedman • Dec. 1, 2025 -
Opinion
Student housing investors more open to small university markets
Justin Glasgow outlines early results from Northmarq’s first National Student Housing Investor Survey.
By Justin Glasgow • Nov. 24, 2025 -
New Orleans’ housing market is stagnating. Affordability mandates are holding it back, a study says.
The city requires 10% of units in new residential developments to be affordable.
By Ryan Kushner • Nov. 21, 2025 -
4 factors impacting the affordable housing outlook
Developers are concerned about low-income renters’ financial health amid a stagnating economy, according to research from data firm Yardi Matrix.
By Julie Strupp • Nov. 19, 2025 -
Lincoln buys student housing provider Capstone
Capstone will join the Lincoln platform, strengthening its position in higher education infrastructure and enhancing its capabilities in the development, financing and operation of on-campus housing.
By Leslie Shaver • Nov. 18, 2025 -
REITs cite economic uncertainty, supply in Q3 earnings reports
High unemployment and inflation weighed on major multifamily landlords’ results, while AI startup-related demand and coastal back-to-the-office pushes were bright spots.
By Julie Strupp • Nov. 13, 2025