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Introducing: NMHC 50 Affordable Housing Segment Analysis Delve into the exclusive insights from the NMHC Top 50 lists – Owners, Managers, Developers, Builders and Syndicators. This analysis provides a comprehensive view of the affordable housing segment within these top firms, shedding light on key trends and best practices. Explore the full analysis to stay informed and gain a competitive edge in the housing market. https://lnkd.in/eZQGykF5 Caitlin Sugrue Walter, PhD #AffordableHousing #NMHC50 #HousingMarketInsights #HousingAffordabilityCrisis

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According to a recent Bisnow article by Taylor Driscoll, the first half of this year was supposed to be when interest rates began coming down, providing a lifeline to struggling commercial real estate owners. But it now appears the Federal Reserve may not be coming to the rescue anytime soon. 📈 High-interest rates profoundly impact the commercial real estate sector, particularly influencing borrowing costs, investment returns, and overall market dynamics. As rates climb, the cost of financing or refinancing properties escalates, potentially stifling new projects and pressuring existing owners with variable-rate loans. Conversely, the enduring high rates can freeze less capitalized owners out, leading to distressed sales or foreclosures, which can alter market values and create opportunities for well-capitalized investors. Integrating artificial intelligence (AI) in this sector could be a game-changer, offering CRE owners and investors tools for better asset optimization. AI can enhance decision-making processes through predictive analytics, improve operational efficiencies, and enable more personalized tenant experiences, thereby maximizing asset values even in challenging economic climates. Trends in commercial real estate influenced by interest rates: 1️⃣ Increased adoption of AI and technology solutions for asset management. 2️⃣ Growth in distressed asset sales and foreclosure rates. 3️⃣ Shift in investor focus towards more resilient asset classes. Link to article: https://lnkd.in/gdkaATBH Learn more at realsage.com Tags: #proptech #cre #multifamily #ai

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Your #multifamily #NOI is the difference between booming success and watching your profits evaporate. But let’s face it: some traditional tactics to boost multifamily NOI are like clinging to a sinking ship. https://lnkd.in/gCR2zWJ3 #cretech #realcomm2024 #retech #realestatetech #propertymanagement

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“The senior housing industry has seen consistent improvement across key fundamentals over the last 11 quarters…we predict that in the second or third quarter of this year, we’ll be back to pre-pandemic occupancy levels. From a market standpoint, we’re looking ahead with optimism.” NIC’s Lisa McCracken spoke with Michael Bull, CCIM of America’s Commercial Real Estate Show with Bull Realty about industry pressures and headwinds impacting NIC’s positive 2024 forecast. Listen now: https://hubs.li/Q02vbkt_0

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“Developers, construction companies — and even lenders — are discovering that built-to-rent single-family housing is an emerging asset class that brings a unique set of characteristics, prompting many to change the way they operate.” With Billions Invested, Build-To-Rent Brings Changes to Apartment Industry https://lnkd.in/eV9DsXDp #BuildToRent #EmergingAsset

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The NAIOP CRE Sentiment Index has increased significantly from the last survey in fall 2023. The Index rose to 52, from 46 in September, indicating that respondents expect conditions for commercial real estate development to be somewhat better over the next year. #CRE #DEVELOPMENT #CONSTRUCTION #CRENEWS https://lnkd.in/gkDwHyCh

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The surge in single-family rental property construction reflects the evolving preferences of renters, particularly millennials seeking spacious homes without the commitment of ownership. This trend, driven by high home prices and mortgage rates, has sparked interest from institutional investors, leading to a significant increase in build-to-rent housing. The Sunbelt states, especially Texas, Arizona, and Florida, are hotspots for this activity, with metro areas like Phoenix and Dallas witnessing substantial growth. For investors looking to capitalize on this trend, options include building single-family rentals, developing rental communities, joining private equity funds, participating in real estate crowdfunding, or investing in REITs. Read the full article here 🔗 https://lnkd.in/g42P_b4E . . . #birminghamalabama #biginsurancegrup #biginsurance #alabamainsurance #alabamapropertyinsurance #alabamarealestate #propertyinsurance #propertymanagement #insurance #insurancecoverage #nationwidecoverage #localinsurance #homeownersinsurance #commercialinsurance #riskmanagement #businesscoverage #propertyprotection #insuranceagency #realestateinsurance #protectyourassets #secureyourinvestment #coverageoptions

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Design and amenity trends are reshaping the multifamily housing landscape. Explore the "10 Top Multifamily Design Trends for 2024" to look at the innovations keeping multifamily housing at the forefront of modern living: https://bit.ly/4aaAM92

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Read MCT’s research for a real, unbiased housing market forecast based on the opinions and predictions of over 100 capital markets and housing market industry experts. https://lnkd.in/g-b2JGCQ

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Tough CRE market? Get insights from top experts! Struggling to navigate the commercial real estate market? Our latest article features exclusive insights from CRE experts on generating higher returns, plus the top 4 investment strategies to watch, according to experts like Insignia’s MD, John Morelli. Discover how to: - Repurpose existing properties for a new future  - Use public subsidies strategically ️ - Stress test investments to minimize risk - Secure financing to seize opportunities fast Read the full article for expert tips and explore Duckfund's Sign Now, Pay Later model to unlock top-tier CRE deals! https://lnkd.in/gRRWqtP6 #CRE #RealEstateInvesting #InvestingStrategies #CREExperts #Duckfund

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Our latest #CWBTN video with Sam Tenenbaum reveals the multifamily market's surprising resilience, with a mere 8 basis points, quarter-over-quarter, increase in the stabilized vacancy rate. Robust demand has kept rent growth positive, even as new supply continues to pepper the market. Check out our MarketBeat report for more >> https://cushwk.co/49Rq4V1

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Exciting Update from the Commercial Real Estate Sector! Based on the NAIOP CRE Sentiment Index conducted April 3-11, 2024: https://lnkd.in/eugDAfcH I recently came across the latest NAIOP CRE Sentiment Index for Spring 2024, and the results are promising! The index has climbed to 52, a significant rebound from last September, indicating positive expectations for the commercial real estate (CRE) industry over the next 12 months. 📊 Key Highlights: -Optimistic Outlook: Most components of the Index show improved sentiment, with capital market conditions, debt, and equity availability leading the way. This shift is likely due to the anticipation of falling interest rates. -Sector Demand: Industrial, retail, and multifamily properties are expected to see favorable demand, while the office sector may continue to face challenges. -Deal Volume: Developers and building owners foresee a slight increase in deal volume, reflecting better capital availability. -General Conditions: A separate score for general industry conditions sits at 58, suggesting an overall positive economic outlook. 🔍 Notable Insights: -Respondents expect interest rates to be lower, improving capital market conditions. -Despite rising construction costs, there's a growing optimism about occupancy rates and effective rents. -The commercial office sector remains a wildcard, with some predicting ongoing difficulties due to functional obsolescence and lease expirations. As someone deeply invested in the CRE sector, it's encouraging to see these positive trends and the optimism shared by industry professionals. What are your thoughts on the evolving landscape of commercial real estate? Are you seeing similar trends in your projects and markets? Let’s discuss! 💬👇 #CRE #RealEstate #MarketTrends #NAIOP #SentimentIndex #CommercialRealEstate #Investment #Development #EconomicOutlook

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CoStar reports, in Q1 2024, the U.S. multifamily market witnessed a strong resurgence in demand, absorbing 104,000 units—the highest figure since Q3 2021. Factors such as steady economic expansion and increased consumer confidence contributed to this rebound, prompting pent-up household formation. However, the market’s supply-demand dynamics remained imbalanced due to the completion of 140,000 new units during the same period. Although the vacancy rate rose by 10 basis points, it was the smallest increase observed recently, hinting at potential stabilization. Notably, rent growth seems to be recovering, with national annual growth reaching 0.8%. While most major markets are expected to return to positive rent growth in 2024, some may struggle to reach their pre-pandemic averages, particularly in Sun Belt regions. Read more: https://bit.ly/3QI6LqC #MarketRent #MultifamilyMarket #SunBeltRegions #RentTrends #RentGrowth

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