2012 promises to take multifamily’s drivers on one hell of a ride.
Long known as the energy capital of the world, resource-rich Houston is fast developing additional assets that make the metro a shining multifamily market.
After a two-year run of national, broad-based rent growth driven by economic headway and employment gains, analysts and industry observers point to weak wage and income trends as they question whether rent-growth momentum will sustain itself through 2012 and into next year.
Apartment resident renewal intent continued its downward slide during Q4 2011 as the year ended with only 59.5 percent of renters indicating they "definitely" or "probably" would renew their lease.
Absent sudden surges in market valuation, home ownership typically generates zero real returns as an equity investment.
As rents continue to fluctuate from quarter to quarter, property managers are working hard to keep NOI at its maximum level.
Annual billionaires' list shows that even the wealthiest are getting poorer.
Apartment firms boost operating income despite losing potential revenues.
Apartment Occupancies Set to Hit Historical Highs
Smaller Owners, Larger Owners see Different Recoveries
Apartment resident renewal intent continued its downward slide during Q4 2011 as the year ended with only 59.5 percent of renters...
To say that optimism reigned at the National Multi Housing Council Annual Conference may be a tad conservative.
Multifamily Executive Magazine's special report on the changing dynamics of how apartments and single-family homes are being designed...
Institutional investors are adopting apartment revenue management technologies at increasing rates.
Steve Boyack, senior vice president of Denver-based The Laramar Group, happened to be driving near Philadelphia with company CEO Dave...
Greystar Rises to Number One
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