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The multifamily real estate sector stands at a pivotal moment. While headlines often focus on luxury developments and cutting-edge new constructions, the real opportunity lies in the often-overlooked middle ground: Class B properties. These assets, built primarily between the 1980s and early 2000s, represent the backbone of America’s rental housing stock and offer compelling investment prospects for the years ahead. As we approach 2026, several key trends are reshaping the multifamily landscape. For investors focused on Class B properties, understanding these shifts isn’t just beneficial—it’s essential for staying competitive in an evolving market. The Great Affordability Crisis... Read more
Investors often ask, is rental property a good investment? The answer isn’t the same for everyone. Rental real estate has long been a popular way to build wealth,...
Property managers are no strangers to the challenges of turnover, tenant retention, and budget constraints. But one area that often slips under the radar is the...
I’m sure that you’ve heard the chatter: short-term rentals are “dead,” Airbnb is oversaturated and no one is making money on the platform. The truth is that...
The High Cost of Overlooking Construction Safety Renovations and capital projects can refresh an apartment community. New amenities, smarter layouts, and better curb...
The restoration of full 100% bonus depreciation in 2025 has supercharged the value proposition of 1031 exchanges, fundamentally reshaping the landscape for institutional investors seeking tax deferral and accelerated returns. Far from a technical tweak, this policy shift allows real estate buyers to pair like-kind exchanges with immediate, sizable write-offs on new acquisitions—a double-edged tax advantage that changes how deals are timed, underwritten and exited. This current regime has breathed new life into the 1031 exchange strategy, making deferral of capital gains even more lucrative when acquisition dates and cost segregation studies are aligned for maximum... Read more
The overlooked power players in SFR: small landlords Despite all the chatter online about Wall Street landlords and institutional investors, the single-family rental...
In an important win for NAHB members, the Federal Housing Administration (FHA) announced that effective Oct. 1, it is reducing the FHA multifamily mortgage insurance...
Rent Prices Dropping Across All Unit Sizes Median rent declined across units in all size categories examined by realtor.com. Studio rents dropped to $1,430 per month,...
Key Takeaways Miami tops the list of the nation’s most competitive rental markets again, with Chicago right behind it. Chicagoland demand is surging, while...
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