Tag: March April 2020

The multifamily asset class is known for its survival during a downturn, but with so much class-A product on the market, will its reputation...

“Testing is the biggest problem that we’re facing,” Peter Slavin, president of Massachusetts General Hospital, said recently in a roundtable on COVID-19 at Harvard...

If you’re a landlord, you’ve carried post-eviction debt from an old tenant on your balance sheet. Even new operators just entering the industry have...

In 2019, growing concern about a lack of affordable housing led legislatures in the nation’s two largest multifamily markets—New York and California—to enact rent...

Rental demand continues to grow in 2020 giving real estate investors an immediate opportunity to make money in the coming year. According to the...

With coronavirus concerns fueling interest rate cuts, multifamily borrowers are attempting to capitalize. Long-term interest rates are lower than they have ever been—and owners of...

The mere words intrigue on their own: robot furniture. But the realities of having a console that can transform a studio’s daytime living space into...

While investors remain bullish on value-add multifamily properties, people making such a financial commitment have at the same time been forced to readjust their...

As tenant protections get stronger, corporate landlords use software to manage delinquent renters. But housing advocates see a tool for quicker evictions. In the ever-evolving...

I live in California, whose governor, Gavin Newsom, in March issued Executive Order N-33-20. The order requires Californians to shelter at home unless they...