Multifamily

The tightening availability of investments and the lack of upside potential are turning multifamily investors away from urban cores and pushing them to emerging gateways such as the East Bay, Paskover says in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b>.

The partnership has closed on its first purchase, a five-property portfolio of 368 rent-stabilized apartments in the Fordham, Belmont and Concourse sections of the Bronx.

Marcus &amp; Millichap unveils its 2018 Multifamily Investment Forecast, with geographic and investment outlooks for the sector.

As the DC metro area's multifamily market remains resilient, private equity investors remain active, a trend with positive regional and national implications, writes Capital One's Sadhvi Subramanian in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> commentary.

Properties continue to be upgraded as management assignments are awarded, such as those for West Point Village, a 330-unit garden-style asset, and Timber Run, a 120-unit garden-style community.

In today's Middle Market Digest, Jones Lang LaSalle evaluates the upcoming football championship using commercial real estate metrics.

“In analyzing renovated buildings, we found that any gain in rent, averaging 7%, was typically offset by the cost of renovation.”

Josh Goldfarb, vice chair in Cushman & Wakefield's Atlanta office sounds off in this exclusive story.