Posts Tagged ‘multifamily’
Investors Revisit the Past in Multifamily Purchases
As borrowing costs stay elevated, investors are gravitating toward smaller, older apartment buildings—and favorable agency financing appears to be a major factor. Two markets, two directions: While office sales in 2025 largely reflect the age of their existing supply (mostly 1980s-era buildings), the multifamily story looks very different. Many of this year’s apartment trades involve…
Read MoreCommercial and Multifamily Mortgage Debt Hits New High in Q1 2025
Despite a cooling in lending activity, total debt tied to commercial real estate continues to climb, edging closer to the $5 trillion mark. Debt Growth Persists: According to the Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA), commercial and multifamily mortgage debt outstanding increased by $46.8 billion in the first quarter of 2025, bringing the total to a record…
Read MoreMultifamily Sector Faces Challenges Amid Record Supply and Rising Interest Rates
The multifamily housing sector is off to a difficult start in 2025, as revealed by the January 2025 NMHC Quarterly Survey of Apartment Market Conditions. Key Findings The survey’s four primary indices—Market Tightness (40), Sales Volume (41), Equity Financing (48), and Debt Financing (32)—all fell below the neutral benchmark of 50, signaling deteriorating conditions in…
Read More10 Multifamily Predictions For 2025
Here’s our team’s predictions for 2025! 1. Multifamily Rent Growth Rebounds: After a challenging market period, multifamily rents are expected to see positive year-over-year growth. 2. Stable Interest Rates: Interest rates are projected to stabilize within the 3.75% to 4.75% range, offering a more predictable financing environment. 3. Rising Loan Losses: Real estate loan defaults…
Read MoreMultifamily Market in Q3 2024: A Balanced Surge in Demand
The U.S. multifamily market saw significant growth in demand during the third quarter of 2024, with a total of 176,000 units absorbed—the highest absorption rate since Q3 2021. This surge in demand came close to matching the 178,000 newly delivered units during the same period, narrowing the supply-demand gap to its smallest margin in three…
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