Bendix Anderson

The lost income will cut into the eventual sale price.

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

A gap between buyers and sellers expectations on cap rates is slowing the pace of deal volume in secondary and tertiary markets.

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.

With strong rental growth and lower interest rates, the time looks favorable for acquiring more single-family rentals.

Lower interest rates are helping offset rising labor and materials costs and helping sustain apartment construction levels.

Developers are focusing on delivering studios and one-bedrooms in dense urban markets.