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While cap-rate centric institutional buyers mindful of market fundamentals are balking at cap rate compression, opportunistic private investors and opportunity funds with aggressive yield expectations and the underwriting to match are standing 20 and 30 bidders deep to pay what the market demands...
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Class A multifamily housing fundamentals in Orlando remain stable, even as the city emerges from the recession.
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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...
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In late 2008, as the economy was quickly turning sour, the battle cry throughout the apartment business was to “keep heads in beds” at all costs. Now, a year-and-a-half later, it looks as though the industry was successful in doing just that.
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The same owners as last year top the charts—but with lower unit counts.
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Third-party management titans Pinnacle and Riverstone Residential Group again finished one, two on the MFE Top 50 Managers list.
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A surge in multi-generational households could signal new opportunities for multifamily developers.
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Underwater owners and smaller multifamily firms look to strategically boost their standing by launching unusual partnerships.
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To survive the past year required more than business acumen and experience, though the MFE Top 50 firms displayed much of both.
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In a conversation with Multifamily Executive senior editor Les Shaver, Chung shares some of his observations and talks about how apartment owners and managers can use demographic indicators to steer their strategy over the next couple of years. His take? There's actually a lot of potential out...