Remote work continues to dominate renter migration patterns, according to data released this week by Apartment List

  The headline rate of U.S. property price growth climbed to the fastest annual rate in the history of the RCA CPPI in October amid intense investor demand for commercial real estate. The RCA CPPI National All-Property Index rose 15.9% from a year ago and 1.7% from September, the latest RCA CPPI: US report shows. […]

The big question on many investors’ minds – “Is a bubble forming in CRE?”

Nearly 19 months after the onset of pandemic lockdowns, adjustments that might once have been predicted to be temporary — working from home, dealing with high package volumes — are still very much influencing the multifamily market and how owners approach attracting and retaining tenants.

The National Multifamily Housing Council’s Quarterly Survey of Apartment Market Conditions for October 2021 show strong and ongoing improvement continues across the multifamily industry.

As evidence that builders are facing the combined headwinds of rising material and labor costs as well as supply chain delays, the pace of multifamily development is down.

The real estate sector is in a strong position to build its way out of the pandemic and take the economy with it

Six of the largest multifamily REITs to have released their earnings reports for the third quarter all reported outperforming their year-to-date performance guidance, including Mid-America Apartment Communities, AvalonBay Communities, Equity Residential, Essex Property Trust, UDR and Camden Property Trust.

The population surge of millennials, coupled with the housing supply shortage endemic across the US, will drive demand for single-family rentals in infill neighborhoods in high-growth markets, a SFR exec told investors recently.

More than double the share of commercial real estate tenants are planning to increase rather than decrease their space next year,

Chicago landlords may be back in the driver’s seat after being forced to offer concessions to lure tenants during the pandemic.

The pace of apartment rent growth is slowing, While it seems to be a seasonal issue, the news comes at a bad time for multifamily investors and property owners as rising inflation creates a greater need for investment hedging.

More apartment operators are ditching rent concessions offers as vacancies across the country have dropped to historic lows.

Apartment developers will create more new apartments in 2021 in old office, retail, and hotel buildings than at any time in the last decade.