NMHC's Paul Cino outlines how aspects of the recent infrastructure bill could benefit multifamily investors.

The property, operated by Ashkenazy Acquisition Corp., stopped making payments in May 2020, after citing the impact of COVID-19.

Many active adult communities, which serve relatively young seniors, performed very well during the pandemic.

The money manager anticipates that the CLOs it’s selling now will have to pay unnecessarily higher interest rates.

The JV’s initial student housing portfolio includes 15,000 beds in 29 cities, two-thirds of them near Power Five schools.