AHF reveals its annual lists of top developers, owners, and firms completing...
The Philadelphia developer continues to build affordable units while branching out...
Last year presented ultra-low rates and more generous underwriting. Will 2013 offer...
Now that the REO to rental experiments has a couple of years under its belt, investors...
Hanley Wood LLC, the premier media, event, information and strategic marketing services company serving the construction industry and the...
NCSHA releases its 2011 Factbook, a survey of housing finance agency program activity.
Connecticut invites comments on the 2013 draft QAP for low-income housing tax credits.
HUD says it will speed federal assistance to the state after a massive tornado ravaged the suburb of Moore.
The Illinois Housing Development Authority reports the sale of $127.6 million in multifamily taxable bonds.
Five years after the recession, forecasts are finally reaching a new normal.
Federal officials defer medical marijuana regulations to local landlords on a case-by-case basis. States struggle to establish rules...
In Charlotte, minorities have made up the majority of its 752,000 population since 2011, and women account for more than half. And there...
Walker & Dunlop’s Will Baker says financing options are plentiful in the student housing sector and should continue for the foreseeable...
After the Great Recession, economists are more careful about how they forecast the multifamily industry.
AHF has published a special issue devoted to the low-income housing tax credit. To aid in your advocacy efforts, the 2012 LIHTC Yearbook...
Momentum is building to expand reform efforts to include other government-backed financing programs outside Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
While the multifamily segment remains extremely robust, new development and changes in demand suggest shifting supply and demand curves ahead.
Factors including an imposing development pipeline, rising home values, and some easing in single-family credit will test the apartment sector's resilience in 2013.
David Gasson, executive director of the Housing Advisory Group, shares five tips to get you started.
Brian Stoffers, president of CBRE Debt and Equity, takes a guest turn on our website to detail how the Mortgage Bankers Association views the housing finance reform debate.
Check out the new issue of AFFORDABLE HOUSING FINANCE magazine.
Check out the new issue of APARTMENT FINANCE TODAY magazine.
Enterprise’s Emily Cadik and Peter Lawrence provide an update on tax reform.
Habitat for Humanity Greater San Francisco has delivered a bold 36-unit condo project.
House bill would give legislators major say in LIHTC developments.
The Philadelphia developer continues to build affordable units while branching out into other housing.
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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