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Even as Housing Revives, Apartment Growth to Boom
“Despite overtures of the headwinds from new supply, our April survey results showed positive gains in both occupancy and rents ahead of expected seasonal trends,” she wrote in a report to clients. (Read More: Apartment Building Bubbles as Single-Family Homes … Continue reading
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Tagged Apartment Building, Bubbles, condos, Global Insight, Government Numbers, Headwinds, Home Builders, homes, Housing Starts, Margin Of Error, Mortgage, Mortgage Market, New Construction, news, Overtures, Real Estate, real estate business, Real Estate Investment, Real Estate Investment Trusts, Real Estate News, Reits, Rents, Seasonal Trends, Single Family, Supply Shortages, Survey Results, townhomes, Wide Margin
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Is Multi-Family Home Construction Overheating?
“With most data surpassing trailing 10-year averages, supply is clearly on the way. … The big unknown, in our view, is how desensitized (or not) investors are to the idea,” wrote David Toti and Gaurav Mehta, analysts at Cantor Fitzgerald. … Continue reading
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Tagged Apartment Investors, Apartment Vacancies, Bethesda Md, Cantor Fitzgerald, Cash Flow Growth, condos, Cranes, Federal Realty, Gaurav, Growth Trajectories, Home Construction, homes, Housing Market, Mehta, Mortgage, New Apartment, news, Place Quality, Real Estate, real estate business, Real Estate News, Realty Investment Trust, Reis Inc, Rents, Risky Areas, Toti, townhomes, Urban Market
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Is Multifamily Home Construction Overheating?
“With most data surpassing trailing 10-year averages, supply is clearly on the way. … The big unknown, in our view, is how desensitized (or not) investors are to the idea,” wrote David Toti and Gaurav Mehta, analysts at Cantor Fitzgerald. … Continue reading
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Tagged Apartment Investors, Apartment Vacancies, Bethesda Md, Cantor Fitzgerald, Cash Flow Growth, condos, Cranes, Federal Realty, Gaurav, Growth Trajectories, Home Construction, homes, Housing Market, Mehta, Mortgage, New Apartment, news, Place Quality, Real Estate, real estate business, Real Estate News, Realty Investment Trust, Reis Inc, Rents, Risky Areas, Toti, townhomes, Urban Market
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What Tops Home Buyers’ Wish List Now
Perhaps the most surprising finding of the NAHB survey is not what we want in our homes, but where we want our homes to be. Just 8 percent of those surveyed want to live in a city center, 36 percent … Continue reading
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Tagged Assertions, Baby Boomers, condos, Downsizing, Energy Efficiency, Gated Communities, Home Buyers, Home Ownership, Home Technology, homes, Jogging Trails, Mcmansion, Millenials, Mortgage, Nahb, Nearby Parks, news, Outdoor Swimming Pool, Outer Suburbs, Real Estate, real estate business, Real Estate News, Rental Apartments, Rents, Rising Gas Prices, Survey Respondents, townhomes, Urban Lifestyle
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Kennedy Wilson Purchases 178-Unit Apartment Building in Oakland, CA
Kennedy Wilson Purchases 178-Unit Apartment Building in Oakland, CA BEVERLY HILLS, Calif.–(BUSINESS WIRE)– International real estate investment and services firm Kennedy Wilson (NYSE: KW) today announced that the company acquired Regency Tower Apartments, a 178-unit apartment building in Oakland, CA, … Continue reading
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Tagged 31 Million, Apartment Building, Bob Hart, california, California Real Estate, condos, Fannie Mae, Fitness Center, Gentrification, homes, Institutional Partners, Kennedy Wilson, Libor, Management Group, Multifamily Management, news, Nyse, Oakland Ca, Park Pool, Pool And Spa, Real Estate, real estate business, Real Estate Investment, Real Estate News, Rents, Spillover Effect, Tower Apartments, townhomes, Unit Apartment
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Apartment Demand Ebbs as ‘Avalanche’ of New Units Open
One of the biggest upsides to the downturn in housing has been a surge in demand for apartments. Whether burned by foreclosure or afraid of losing money in homeownership, Americans have run in droves to rent. That resulted in a … Continue reading
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Tagged Absorption, Accounting, Apartment Vacancies, Basis Points, condos, Delays And Cancellations, Department Of Commerce, Downturn, Droves, Economist, Foreclosure, homes, Housing Starts, Investors, Money, Mortgage, New Apartments, New Projects, news, Open Doors, Real Estate, real estate business, Real Estate News, Reis Inc, Rents, townhomes, U S Department, Veritable Avalanche
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As Housing Recovers, Will Apartment Boom End?
The latest reports on new and existing home sales seem to indicate that the housing market is beginning to find its footing again. While most believe the recovery will be slow, U-shaped, and bumpy, the free fall appears to be … Continue reading
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Tagged Apartment Market, Cantor Fitzgerald, Commerce Department, condos, Economic Instability, Existing Home Sales, Footing, homes, Housing Market, Housing Starts, Mortgage, Mortgage Interest Rates, Multifamily Housing, Multifamily Sector, news, Real Estate, real estate business, Real Estate News, Recession, Reits, Rents, S Commerce, Self Storage, Single Family, Spectacular Growth, Suburban Office, Toti, townhomes
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In a Twist, Both Home Prices and Rents Rise
Home prices across the nation continued their upswing in June, according to a new report from CoreLogic. Including sales of foreclosures and short sales (selling for less than the value of the mortgage), prices rose 2.5 percent from a year … Continue reading
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Tagged 12 Months, condos, Consumer Confidence, Corelogic, Declines, Digi, Fannie Mae, Foreclosures, Good Time, Halfway Point, homes, Housing Market, Inception, Mortgage, Mortgage Prices, news, Optimism, Real Estate, real estate business, Real Estate News, Rental Markets, Rents, Survey Respondents, townhomes, Trulia, Uncertainty, Unemployment, Upswing
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