Not exact matches
Jonathan Borenstein is a
national industry leader in the
market multifamily sector, representing some of the largest private
multifamily companies in the country.
Rents are leveling off as inventory moves toward meeting ever - strong demand and apartment
markets soften, according to the
National Multifamily Housing Council's (NMHC) October 2016 Quarterly Survey of Apartment
Market Conditions.
Despite all the construction cranes on the horizon, apartment owners and managers feel that the
national apartment market is getting tighter, with even more demand from renters, as they have for the last year, according to April's «Quarterly Survey of Apartment Conditions» from the National Multifamily Housing Council
national apartment
market is getting tighter, with even more demand from renters, as they have for the last year, according to April's «Quarterly Survey of Apartment Conditions» from the
National Multifamily Housing Council
National Multifamily Housing Council (NMHC).
Most of the major commercial real estate sectors show gradually improving fundamentals and are easily absorbing the relatively small amount of new space that is coming online, with a full recovery already in the
multifamily market, according to the
National Association of Realtors ® quarterly commercial real estate forecast.
Despite the need for more inventory, builders are concentrating on the
multifamily rental
market right now, because that's where the demand is, said Robert Dietz, vice president for tax and
market analysis for the
National Association of Home Builders.
«There is an expectation that the Federal Reserve will raise rates again in December,» says Dave Borsos, vice president of capital
markets for the
National Multifamily Housing Council (NMHC), though the Fed may also delay the rate hike.
«Because the
market has changed, investors are seeking yield, and in a
market where they don't anticipate any more cap rate compression, that yield is going to come from rent growth,» says Jeffery Daniels, senior vice president and
national director for the
multifamily division of Institutional Property Advisors, an investment platform.
Developers will bring 371,000 units to the
multifamily market in 2017, according to data from commercial real estate services firm Marcus & Millichap's 2017 National Multifamily Investme
multifamily market in 2017, according to data from commercial real estate services firm Marcus & Millichap's 2017
National Multifamily Investme
Multifamily Investment Outlook.
WASHINGTON (February 25, 2011)- A stabilization trend is taking place in commercial real estate sectors, but in most
markets rent will remain soft except for
multifamily rentals, according to the
National Association of Realtors ®.
A stabilization trend is taking place in commercial real estate sectors, but in most
markets rent will remain soft except for
multifamily rentals, according to the
National Association of Realtors ®.
Miami earns top investment rating in
Market Momentum survey Miami / South Florida ranks # 1 among the top
markets for increasing
multifamily investment appeal, according to respondents of the latest
Market Momentum research produced by the
National Apartment Association -LSB-...]
Miami / South Florida ranks # 1 among the top
markets for increasing
multifamily investment appeal, according to respondents of the latest
Market Momentum research produced by the
National Apartment Association and RealPage.
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National Director of Research and Analytics, provides real estate consultancy services with client - tailored qualitative and quantitative
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Developer sentiment about current conditions in the apartment and condo
markets showed signs of weakening in the fourth quarter of 2013, according to the
National Association of Home Builders»
Multifamily Production Index.
The
Multifamily Production Index (MPI), a leading indicator for the multifamily market recently released by the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB), showed steady improvement in the apartment and condominium housing market for a sixth consecuti
Multifamily Production Index (MPI), a leading indicator for the
multifamily market recently released by the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB), showed steady improvement in the apartment and condominium housing market for a sixth consecuti
multifamily market recently released by the
National Association of Home Builders (NAHB), showed steady improvement in the apartment and condominium housing
market for a sixth consecutive quarter.
And that's the case despite the fact that owners are still offering concessions in a
market with a nearly 9 % vacancy rate, reports David Baird,
national director of
multifamily for Sperry Van Ness, a real estate brokerage based in Irvine, Calif..
Unlike the stagnant home construction in the single - family detached
market,
multifamily housing starts have increased considerably in 2017, per data from the National Multifamily Housi
multifamily housing starts have increased considerably in 2017, per data from the
National Multifamily Housi
Multifamily Housing Council.
The U.S. apartment
market is showing signs of softening, according to the latest
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A growing economy, rising household formations, low mortgage rates and pent - up demand will help single - family housing production to rev up in 2015 while a growth in renters will keep the
multifamily market at cruising altitude or higher, according to economists who participated in a recent
National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) 2014 Fall Construction Forecast Webinar.
Many of the
markets where developers have been doubling down on building new apartment units are likely to have enough renters to fill those apartments over the next decade or so, according to the latest research commissioned by the
National Multifamily Housing Council (NMHC) and the
National Apartment Association (NAA).