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Multifamily Construction Update (June 2020)
Low-density markets continue to garner developer attention, especially given the potential fall-out from COVID-19. While new starts continue the downward trend and completions remain soft,
Low-density markets continue to garner developer attention, especially given the potential fall-out from COVID-19. While new starts continue the downward trend and completions remain soft,
The Effects of COVID-19 are beginning to take effect, as asking rents are declining in most major markets. Renters by necessity are relatively stable in
The recent COVID-19 pandemic has presented unique disruptions to specific asset classes and offers a window into the future rationale for operators, tenants and investors.
NMHC Construction Survey (Round 2) shows continued pressure throughout the multifamily construction sector, while forward-looking metrics (permits, starts, completions) also continue to decline. One shining
Apartment retention rates are up, but rent growth is down. Operators are seeing increased short-term rentals on renewals due to COVID-19, but new leases are
Below is CBRE’s assessment of the impacts on the CRE industry as a direct result of COVID-19 in a thorough research piece released on March
Construction-related issues begin to take hold as COVID-19 tears through the nation. Construction delays from the stay at home orders (affecting permits) and global supply-chain
The multifamily industry has seen some minor effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, but the performance was better than expected after rent collections. Class C properties
Fears over COVID-19 have caused a flight to safety that has seen interest rates reach a record low. The economy as a whole stands well-positioned
Year-over-year rent growth has slowed, while the end of 2019 was relatively stagnant. Overall, 2019 had a strong performance and will likely continue into 2020
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