John Kobeirowski – Contributing Writer As 2023 arrives, investors are looking for multifamily markets that will provide continued good returns and values, and most important, stability. In my line of work, I have the opportunity to meet with apartment investors from across the country regularly. And as we look to

By Bendix Anderson There are still a lot of reasons to invest in apartment properties—despite uncertainties and surprises both in apartment markets and the larger U.S. economy. Net demand for apartments ended in negative territory for calendar 2022, according to Real Page. The primary culprit is turnover was at historically

By Christine Serlin Fundamentals for the multifamily industry are expected to remain strong for 2023 but are normalizing to pre-pandemic levels and in line with the national historic average. “Given the recent turbulence in the capital markets, investment transaction activity is anemic and fundamentals are moderating. With interest rates increasing,

By RENTCafe The American dream of homeownership has been rehashed throughout the past decade, with more households renting than at any point in the last 55 years. Although renting was previously considered an alternative brought on solely by circumstances, one-third of this decade’s renters now say that it’s a matter of choice. In fact,

By RENTCafe New apartment construction in the U.S. is flexing its muscle once again in 2022, despite pressing economic concerns and supply chain disruptions in the aftermath of the pandemic. And with 420,000 new rental units projected to be completed this year, multifamily construction is at a historic, 50-year peak.