Working with tenants and offering rent payment plans during the current COVID-19 pandemic helped Virginia-based Capital Square collect 99% of multifamily rent in May, according to its top executives.
"We worked with our tenants who had issues with their jobs during these times," Louis Rogers, founder and CEO of Capital Square, tells GlobeSt.com.
Chris Hirth, the vice president of asset management for the eight-year-old company that has a multifamily portfolio consisting of 6,595 units in 33 Class A and Class B apartments primarily in the southeast, said Capital Square has made living conditions for its tenants in the current health crisis a top priority.
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Robert Storace
Robert Storace covers legal trends, lawsuits and analysis for the Connecticut Law Tribune. Follow him on Twitter @RobertSCTLaw or reach him at 203-437-5950.
