Multifamily

The case for increasing construction becomes more solid by the day.

Technology firms are increasingly expanding in cities with cheaper cost of living.

The rise of the sharing economy means the prices of vacation rentals and apartment rents are linked more than ever.

The future of these landmarks is up to developers stubborn enough to unlock their potential.

Lompscher hopes the city can increase the amount of apartments that are built each year to around 20,000, partly through companies her department controls.

Many states have tried to offset the loss of federal funds by creating or renewing their own local housing trust funds or state housing tax credits to support new development.

Low interest rates give cap rates more room to compress while also cheapening the cost of capital for multifamily borrowers.

The NYC borough has 7,050 unsold new condo units on its books.

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