Long-term corporate housing refers to housing provided to full-time employees by their employers for an extended period. It is an attractive financial wellness benefit that many companies offer to help… Read More »Corporate Housing as a Wellness Benefit
Reprinted from NPR.org Emerson Claus has been building houses for 45 years. But he has never faced delays like he is now trying to get basic building materials. “I had… Read More »There’s Never Been Such a Severe Shortage of Homes In the U.S. – Here’s Why
Multifamily jumps into 2022 flush with cash and booming with optimism as rent fundamentals surge to historic highs and investors flood the sector with capital. Salvo after salvo, the money… Read More »2022 Apartment Outlook: As Good As It Gets
Nationally, the sales volume through the third quarter surpassed the figure recorded during the same interval last year, according to Yardi Matrix data. The year 2022 has managed to surprise… Read More »How Multifamily Investment Trended in 2022
Reprinted Report From The Laramar Group Describes the Multifamily Market Resilient. That’s how a new report from The Laramar Group describes the multifamily market across the nation and the Midwest. According to the Laramar… Read More »Record-low Vacancy Rates Mean a Good Second Half of 2022 for Multifamily
Chicago Metro Shows Gains But Still Lags Reprinted from Yardi Matrix – Read the full report here (downloads as PD Chicago’s rental market continued on a solid trajectory, but relative… Read More »Chicago Multifamily Housing Report – September 2022
Reprinted from Habitat for Humanity Harvard University’s annual State of the Nation’s Housing report, sponsored by Habitat for Humanity, provides key insights into the U.S. housing market’s impact on renters and homebuyers. The… Read More »2022 State of the Nation’s Housing Report
Re-printed from Marketplace.org by Samantha Fields, June 16, 2021 A report out Wednesday from the National Association of Realtors says the country is short about 6.8 million housing units. One big reason… Read More »U.S. Housing Market Short 6.8 Million Homes