With the country’s economy rebounding, Canada is on pace on post nearly C$50 in commercial real estate investment this year.
With the emergence of the build-to-rent segment for single-family rentals, it’s clear the sector’s appeal is here to stay.
Virginia stands out as having both a high proportion of needy residents and success in delivering aid.
The proposed expansion would represent an increase of roughly 587 percent to the program’s current size.
Strong growth prospects and less intense competition is leading cross-border investors to secondary and tertiary markets.
With the eviction ban lifting, the need to disburse rental assistance in an expedited manner is of great importance.
By taking on the non-traded REIT’s portfolio, IRT is hoping to capitalize on value-add redevelopment opportunities.
Currently, as many as 3.5 million households are behind on rent, with landlords owed as much as $17 billion.
