Concerns remain over borrowing and insurance costs. More
However, significant restrictions remain amid a severe shortage of housing. More
More than 450,000 units expected this year, mostly Class A market-rate apartments. More
Though multifamily starts rose almost 40 percent in April and permits approached historical high, many observers still appear unconcerned about over development. More
Five years after the recession, forecasts are finally reaching a new normal. More
NMHC and NAA study examines the industry’s impact on the national economy. More
The latest report from Dallas, Texas-based research firm Axiometrics spells out some positive data for 2013 job growth and rental revenue increases. But not all metros have such a bright outlook for solid fundamental growth this year. More
Factors including an imposing development pipeline, rising home values, and some easing in single-family credit will test the multifamily sector’s resilience. More