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Walkscore.com ranks cities, block by block, on how close homes are to schools, restaurants, grocery stores and other amenities. Did your metro make the list?
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While the economic impact of a new multifamiily development is somewhat easy to measure, the contribution of ongoing operations and resident spending tallies up to a far greater amount. Here's a look at that contrast in a dozen metros.
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Experts are predicting 2013 to be a banner year for the multifamily industry, with vacancies down and rents on the rise. But will the booming pipeline of new supply undermine those forecasts?
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The condominium market is slowly starting to build, but developers are being much more careful in how they assess the demand.
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It is only halfway through 2012 and developers have already purchased $2 billion in new development land this year, putting the industry on track to return closer to 2005-2007 peak buying levels by the end of the year.
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With the exception of Manhattan, a market that's the exception to a lot of rules, the nation's core coastal markets saw little if any cap rate compression last year.
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Nicknamed the Emerald City for its lush evergreen forests, Seattle has evolved into a jewel of a multifamily market, as well.
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Though the market took a big hit during the downturn, investors are again targeting the city, in spades.
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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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In this follow-up to the Healthiest Markets story, we present a collection of 22 intriguing markets.