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  • Lead Tracking: In-House vs. Third-Party Software

    The multifamily industry may be embracing technology from a marketing perspective, but when it comes to organizing leads and lease expirations, the third-party products available are often found to be wanting.

  • REIT Earnings Preview: AvalonBay Leads the Way

    A recently released estimate of second quarter REIT earnings from Robert W. Baird & Co. shows a bullish outlook for the second quarter, with AvalonBay at the fore.

  • Camden's Off to Good 2012 Start, Will Keep Pushing Rents

    When reporting its first quarter 2012 earnings on Friday, Houston-based Camden Property Trust said that renter nation has led it to a great start in 2012. Camden saw its best quarterly same property net operating income (NOI) growth rate in the past 15 years. And same property NOI for the company’s...

  • Can Cap-Rate Compression Continue?

    The current pricing environment continues to surprise observers, forcing many multifamily firms to reconsider their investment strategies. But can capitalization rates continue to trend downward?

  • REITs Stand to Gain From the GSEs' Demise

    Unlike smaller owners, the REITs have many financing avenues available to them. And should the GSEs go away, many small owners may be forced to sell, allowing the big to get bigger.

  • Portfolio Deals Signal End of "Extend and Pretend"

    As the capital markets and multifamily fundamentals continue to improve, an increasing number of portfolio sales are closing throughout the industry.

  • Pay to Play: Access to Construction Debt Hinges on Relationships

    National and regional banks are slowly starting to provide construction debt again, but they're only opening the balance sheet to those with whom they have an existing or potential long-term relationship.

  • Multifamily Acquisition Market Heats Up as Cap Rates Fall

    The acquisition market has been gathering steam in the second quarter, with cap rates declining nationally and the gap between buyers and sellers narrowing. The bidding on high-quality assets has become so frenzied that many long-term holders are beginning to wonder if now is a good time to sell...

  • Multifamily Firms Rebid Contracts to Cut Costs

    Rebidding contracts and grieving property taxes are two ways the recession can work in a multifamily firm's favor.