After a decade long run as a preimminent miltary housing builder, the Hunt Cos. reinvest hundreds of millions in profits to become a full service multifamily real esate firm. Read more
No matter what road you're on in life or in business, a diverse mix can make sure you're around to succeed. Read more
NAHB's chairman explains why, with the uncertainty surrounding tax reform and housing finance, the multifamily sector must guard its interests at all levels of government. Read more
In the multifamily business, if you’re a third-party apartment builder, you generally make that your bread and butter. Read more
Across the board, super-amped, over-the top amenities are popping up, even as the industry begins to push rents to record levels. And so far, residents seem more than happy with the extra perks. Read more
Multifamily borrowers should start preparing now to live in a world with no GSEs by diversifying thier relationships, going long-term, and modeling more conservative exit strategies. Read more
Many multifamily borrowers, especially short-term holders, are pursuing floating-rate debt again, attracted by the incredibly low rates and flexible pre-payment terms, said panelists at the recent Apartment Finance Today Conference. Read more
As developers begin to look at whether new construction pencils out again, architects, property managers, and general contractors are getting a lot of calls to do studies and help underwrite deals. Some of these proposals will turn into nothing, but others could eventually lead to starts. What separates a winner from a loser? Well, finding debt and equity is always the biggest driver. Read more
IPERS, CalPERS pension funds are taking a harder look at the REIT sector as public REIT performance continues to outperform its equity peers. Read more
For years, Washington, D.C., area residents would drive by the 10-acre, old convention center site between New York Ave. NW and 9th, H, and 11th streets, and wonder one thing—why hasn’t anyone built here yet? Read more