NREI's Common Area: Episode 29

Mar 02, 2020

David Bodamer sits down with Walker & Dunlop's Adam Schwartz to talk about the recent deal that brought Schwartz and his partners to the firm and the state of the New York market.

Apartment Developers Keep Building, Despite Fears of More Rent Control Laws

Feb 26, 2020

Developers in some of the nation's largest markets are still adding new units to the pipeline, in spite of fear rent regulation laws will only get tougher.

Waldorf’s Luxury Condos to Debut in Manhattan Market Glut

Feb 25, 2020

New York’s Waldorf Astoria hotel will be re-opened this week as a condominium building.

SEC Probes Owner of Chicago Apartments After Bond Default

Feb 25, 2020

The non-profit used municipal bonds to finance the acquisitions of thousands of low-income apartments in the Chicago area.

Is the Multifamily Asset Class Immune to Economic Shifts?

Feb 24, 2020

Current demand trends and healthy underwriting standards indicate there shouldn’t be significant issues any time soon.

Joe Biden Unveils $640 Billion Housing Plan Before South Carolina Vote

Feb 24, 2020

The plan would include tax credits for first-time homebuyers and low-income renters.

New York Eyes Luxury Rental Buildings in Search for Homeless Fix

Feb 18, 2020

Apartment building developers who get tax breaks for affordable housing for the middle class may be required to rent to shelter residents.

Opportunity Zone Projects Seem to Be Finally Breaking Ground

Feb 18, 2020

After a new round on Treasury guidelines on Opportunity Zones, developers seem to be more confident in the program.

Forgotten Buildings Can Save San Francisco From the Housing Crisis

Feb 17, 2020

The solution to sky-high rental prices isn’t another sleek and painfully expensive new apartment tower.

Are Value-Add Investors Fleeing NY Multifamily Bets?

Feb 11, 2020

Buyers are still grabbing apartment buildings in New York City—but some investment plays have become tough to pursue.