Property Types

When REITs buy new buildings or start construction, they are showing a surprising focus on garden apartment properties.

After slowing down slightly in 2017, buyers are again pouring cash into purchases of student housing properties.

Investment sales volume for office assets in the suburbs is now outpacing sales in central business districts.

Class-B buildings currently represent an underserved value for owners and developers.

Apartment projects are becoming more expensive to build, straining development budgets.

Technology that make new connections to equipment that residents already use may be among the next offerings multifamily residents expect.

In a Q&A with NREI, Amol Sarva, Knotel co-founder and CEO, shares his views on flexible office space and the future of office space in general.

After years of double-digit increases in rents, high street retail landlords are in the second year of double-digit declines.

Some are watching fast-growing secondary markets closely to see how they absorb the new apartments now under construction.

Government subsidized tax credit programs do not address the needs of the “bread and butter” of the U.S. workforce, who earn more than 60 percent of AMI.