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Walker & Dunlop’s Will Baker says financing options are plentiful in the student housing sector and should continue for the foreseeable future.
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The debt market for acquisition-rehabilitation deals grows more competitive as the industry recovers.
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Developers in California have a new $93 million fund to help them with the acquisition costs of developing and preserving affordable housing in the state.
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Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac were there when the industry needed them most, but where will they be during the next downturn?
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Life insurance companies have remained aggressive into the fourth quarter.
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Critical federal housing programs, including rental assistance, public housing, and HOME, face big cuts through sequestration if Congress fails to enact a plan to reduce the deficit.
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Mixed-income development offers a possible solution to the lack of construction debt on the multifamily market, but it also poses some potential pitfalls to the unwary.
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The panelists at yesterday’s NMHC Apartment Strategies/Finance Conference overwhelmingly remained steadfast in their belief in that the apartment industry is due for a nice run over the next few years. But they said it may be difficult to keep pushing rent increases as a number of markets push past...
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The federal REO Rental Initiative will cast more uncertainty over an already large shadow market.