Multifamily Executive Magazine's special report on the changing dynamics of how apartments and single-family homes are being designed, marketed, and sold to the American Consumer
The pet-friendly apartment has arrived, as property managers welcome—and even cater to—residents’ four-legged friends.
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The apartment transaction market remains a tale of two cities, with institutional players competing heavily in the core, and smaller private local groups dominating in secondary and tertiary markets.
The Research Triangle has emerged as one of the nation's hottest secondary markets, as cap rates continue to trend down, and more development activity is expected.
Linda Masterson Named Regional Vice President at Carroll Organization
Capital constraints and lifestyle changes among renter demographics are converging to make smaller, denser, downtown apartment communities the hottest spots to build.
Though the market took a big hit during the downturn, investors are again targeting the city, in spades.
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Multifamily Trends Conference: Apartment Recovery Continues on Slow Growth Trajectory. Incremental improvements to job growth, continued decreases in homeownership, and a return to development buoy multifamily optimism at Pacific Coast Builders Conference
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Portland's multifamily market has been turning a lot of heads this year as institutional investors double down and vacancies trend below 4 percent.