Multifamily

Heading into 2018, where does opportunity lay for multifamily developers? What about investors?

“This is also about creating the model and then pushing that out to our developers with which we do business across the US.”

Last year, we saw rent growth start to slow. In 2018, that trend will continue as we see rents fall to more historical averages.

“Multifamily properties continue to be in extreme demand and deal velocity remains accelerative, setting the stage for a robust 2018,” says Ken Uranowitz, Gebroe-Hammer's president.

While many companies choose to diversify by investing in other markets while staying within their preferred property type, moving into different asset classes within your geographical area is another option, RAF Pacifica's Adam Robinson tells GlobeSt.com.

At this week's NMHC Annual Meeting, Berkadia's Ernie Katai heard repeatedly that “there is just a need to continue to get capital out,” he tells GlobeSt.com.

Called Enhanced Resident Services, the product encourages property owners to provide services that improve tenants' health and wellbeing.

Moore, EVP and head of urban development business, will assume his new position on April 1, 2018.