Multifamily operators will have to overcome yet another challenging year of distressed rent fundamentals in order to tap into the promise and expectation of future market growth.
Charlie Brindell, who has replaced industry legend Ron Terwilliger as CEO of Trammell Crow Residential, has big plans for the development firm.
Political preferences aside, what's going on in Washington, D.C. matters. And it will have significant ramifications for multifamily owners and operators.
REITs rebound in 2009 but will the trend continue into 2010?
The multifamily sector is predicted to hit bottom by the end of the year.
Industry experts predict what to expect from REITS in 2010.
The producer price index indicates a likely increase in construction materials costs in the first quarter of 2010.
Bethany Group assets sold, Fairfield's bankruptcy is no surprise, and more industry news.
Deals in Southern California, Portland highlight firm’s penchant for newly constructed assets in high-barrier-to-entry markets, even as additional players join the acquisition fracas.
Apartment owners in the Lonestar State will have to make it through to mid-2011 before metrics turn around.
A neighborhood rallies to bring affordable housing to a former church site in Jamaica Plain, Mass.
A 1904 office building-turned-condo brings upscale living and views to downtown Cleveland.
Mulitfamily IT departments are moving more toward software as a service and cloud computing.
Owners evaluate kitchen and bath products by trial-and-error.
The historic Eastern Columbia Building in L.A. now features 147 loft-style living units.
Alder, formerly of AIMCO, takes the helm at Indexed Equity, which provides permanent capital to owners and generates returns indexed to apartment market rent inflation.
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