Sentences with phrase «new multifamily starts»
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For years, developers have been starting construction on new multifamily communities; meanwhile, demographers have said reassuring things about the demand for apartments, encouraging developers to start construction on even more new multifamily communities.
Many of these revitalized neighborhoods started by offering a mix of uses with retail and multifamily, but their popularity has given way to new office projects as demand spilled over, Georgules says.
Developers are starting more new commercial and multifamily projects than experts anticipated, even before the long, cold winter...
Since the housing crisis in 2008, new multifamily housing starts have reached and exceeded pre-crisis levels.
If you are starting on your multifamily journey, a continuing real estate education is the best way to open new doors and discover new opportunities.
Per Census data, solid gains in both single - family and multifamily production resulted in nationwide housing starts rising 12.1 % to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 954,000 units: the highest level of new home production since June 2008.
«Particularly encouraging are the gains in permit issuance posted in both the single - family and multifamily sectors in May, which are indicative of builders» intentions to start new projects in the coming months.»
Per Census data, solid gains in both single - family and multifamily production resulted in nationwide housing starts rising 12.1 percent to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 954,000 units: the highest level of new home production since June 2008.
Developers started construction on just 28,000 new for - sale multifamily units in 2014, according to data from the U.S. Census.
Fewer new homes were in the pipeline in February, as housing starts for combined multifamily and single - family homes plunged 7 percent month over month, the U.S. Commerce Department reports.