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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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What’s at stake for the apartment industry with the November election soon upon us and the 113th Congress getting to work in January?
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The Federal Housing Administration has raised the mortgage insurance premiums on several multifamily programs, despite heated protests from several large industry groups.
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How a multifamily solution could help solve some of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac’s problems—and keep the apartment industry on the path to recovery.
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The Federal Housing Administration recently sent notice that it will be increasing mortgage insurance premiums on multifamily loans in 2013. The multifamily industry begs to differ.
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The uncertainty over the future of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac looms large over the multifamily finance industry, said panelists at a session on housing finance reform at the recent Apartment Finance Today Conference.
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The federal agency charged with overseeing Fannie and Freddie has proposed a framework for housing finance reform and asks the GSEs' multifamily divisions to study how effective their businesses would be without a government guarantee.
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The super committee charged with finding $1.2 trillion in deficit cuts will make its recommendations by Thanksgiving, and several tax programs and provisions popular in the multifamily industry may be on the chopping block.
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Multifamily Operators Who Fail to Continue Green, IT investments will likely lose out on Gen Y Renters