Supreme Court Strikes Down Eviction Ban
The Supreme Court has struck down the Biden administration’s Covid-related eviction moratorium, writing in an unsigned, eight-page opinion that Congress must specially authorize any continued ba...
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When 'Transitory' Inflation Really Means 'Don’t Worry'
Inflation has wreaked havoc on consumer prices and apartment materials are no different. While government officials and others insist the spikes are “transitory,” John Burns Real Estate Co...
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CMBS Newsflash: Loans Exiting Serious Delinquencies – Where Do They Go?
Economic metrics are signaling that the economy is rebounding at a feverish pace. GDP grew at a 6.5% annualized clip, and unemployment will likely reach sub-5% by year end. Consumers embraced the post...
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The Homebuyer Bidding Wars Seem To Be Calming Down
Redfin says the homebuyer bidding war seen by its agents has dropped to the lowest rate since January. About 60% of offers written by Redfin agents faced competition in July, down from 65.5% in June. ...
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U.S. Apartment Market Heads for Record Deal Volume in 2021
U.S. multifamily investment sales volume roared back to its usual self in the second quarter, Newmark reported. The 238.1% year-over-year surge to $52.7 billion represented the largest sequential incr...
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Here’s What Delta Means For The Global CRE Comeback
Despite continuing threats from the Delta variant, global commercial real estate markets are continuing to rebound, with overall leasing and transactional volume on the upswing. And that’s leadi...
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Nearly Half Of Voters Question CDC's Authority To Issue Eviction Bans
Nearly half of voters say they support the CDC’s new eviction moratorium, but 45% of voters say the agency shouldn’t have the authority to issue the ban. A recent Morning Consult/Politico...
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Class C Multifamily Properties Face Greatest Exposure As Moratoria Expire
Institutional-grade multifamily product will likely emerge from the looming end of eviction and foreclosure moratoria relatively unscathed, but Class C properties in less recovered markets are staring...
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As Many As 6.2M Renters Could Face Eviction Post-Moratorium
The country may grapple with a ‘new pandemic’ of evictions once the CDC’s national eviction moratorium, which was extended last week, eventually expires, according to new research fr...
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Multifamily's Second Half Poised to Show Even Stronger Growth
A new poll by Berkadia suggests that the company’s mortgage bankers and investment sales advisors are bullish on the multifamily market. The company’s midyear poll of almost 180 of its in...
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