Bendix Anderson

After hitting double-digits in the first part of 2022, the pace of annual rent growth slowed to 6 percent in December.

Not many multifamily investors are eager to take out acquisition or refinancing loans right now.

Investor-driven lenders are continuing to be aggressive in a period of rising interest rates, helping multifamily investors top off their capital stacks.

Higher interest rates have created a bid-ask gap between student housing buyers and sellers, shutting down sales activity in the market.

Developers are still building plenty of units in New York City, but the rental market remains tight with thousands of rent stabilized units held off the market.

Like with other property types, investment sales volume on lodging properties has taken a hit as uncertainties mount.

Voters in the midterms in a handful of states enacted new rent stabilization measures. What does that mean for multifamily investors?

Much like the larger capital providers, lenders in the $2M to $20M financing space have become more cautious in how they underwrite deals.