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A second version of a research paper from last fall shows higher percentage of losses.
Year-over-year rent growth is at its slowest pace since March 2021 and could go negative in coming months.
Funds will go to new technology, additional international expansion and partnerships.
Higher costs and the effects of slower office demand took a toll.
High interest rates and low leverage mean shaky existing loans — and the banks that originally granted them.
The portfolio includes 12 assets with a total of more than 3,500 apartment units and 3.7 million rentable square feet across four states.
And there are 44,700 BTR houses currently under construction.
Things will get worse before they get better, and they take until 2025 to return to normal, according to a recent ULI report.
Sometimes you can't do better than a list of things to think about.
The SEC is in discussions with bank regulators specifically over short-term investment funds and collective investment funds.