“Construction continues to boom, 5700 rental units were added last year, this year it's projected to hit 9500,” says Mitchell S. Berkey, co-chair of the real estate group, Chiesa Shahinian & Giantomasi. Berkey moderated the “Unlocking the Value in Multifamily Properties: How are Developers and Investors Finding Opportunities in this Sector?” panel at the conference.
“That supply is starting to creep into the vacancy rate, which is projected to tick up to close to five percent, which would be a meaningful increase,” Berkey says. “Net effective rents are projected to be up to about four percent, and northern New Jersey continues to produce better multifamily yields than Manhattan and Brooklyn.”
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