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Peter Muoio, founder of research firm Maximus Advisors, weighs in on the forces that shaped the apartment market's recovery—and why (and when) the recovery will lose some steam.
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A longtime oil CEO gives back to his Texas community by building a campus for homeless area residents designed to help them become independent citizens.
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These markets are likely to see the biggest increases in multifamily construction in 2011, based on 2010 permit data.
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The Builder Market Health Index points to much better prospects for 2011.
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Not every market has falling new-home sales prices. Here are five where home sale prices have been going up for the past two years.
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A revolutionary in home building, he is perhaps best remembered as a mentor.
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Industry experts say these five markets—Washington, D.C./Baltimore; San Diego, San Antonio, South Florida, and New York—will likely get better before the year is up.
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Multifamily Executive talked to these vital market researchers and scoured their reports to determine a comprehensive list of 10 markets to watch in 2010—five that should see signs of improvement by the end of the year, as well as five that will likely suffer even more pain.
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Third-party managers should follow these four steps before entering new geographic markets.
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On a national basis, rents and occupancies have fallen. Carrollton, Texas-based M/PF Research says occupancies have fallen 30 basis points, while rents fell a percentage nationally. Meanwhile, Novato, Calif.-based research firm RealFacts says occupancies nationally have fallen from 92.2 percent to...