Blog

Home Blog

More Apartment Dwellers Likely To Stay Put As Home Affordability Declines

More apartment dwellers are likely to stay put as single-family home affordability declines. Higher home prices, longer construction times, and an expected rise in interest rates will price some pros...

Read More

Apartment Owners Are Out $8B From Missed Rent Payments This Quarter

The money lost by property owners from missed rent payments is up, but the number of delinquent tenants is declining, the Mortgage Bankers Association Research Institute for Housing America reported r...

Read More

80% of Apartment Renters Paid Up In Early May

Eighty percent of apartment households made a full or partial rent payment by May 6, according to The National Multifamily Housing Council’s Rent Payment Tracker The 80% who paid by May 6 is a ...

Read More

CRE Loan Delinquencies Decline to Lowest Level Since Pandemic Began

Delinquency rates for mortgages backed by commercial and multifamily properties decreased again in April, reaching the lowest level since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to the Mortgage ...

Read More

Unpacking Biden’s First 100 Days And What It Means For CRE

The messages are mixed when it comes to the impact of President Joe Biden’s first 100 days in office on commercial property markets, according to a recent analysis from Cushman & Wakefield. ...

Read More

Buyers and Sellers Still Find It Hard to Meet on Price

The business of getting buyer and seller to agree on a price was exacerbated during the pandemic. Now that an end to the health crisis is hopefully in sight, have those tensions eased? As with all thi...

Read More

Orange County Apartment Rents Poised to Grow 1.8% In 2021

Orange County average rents should rise 1.8% in 2021 in the wake of supply failing to meet demand and the overall economic context, Yardi Matrix predicted in a report released Friday. Orange County r...

Read More

Could the 'Wealth Effect' Mean More Homes on the Market?

It's been something of an unpredictable past year for the housing market, but that will not stop economists and other experts from analyzing and predicting. First American Chief Economist Mark Fleming...

Read More

Inflation Will Likely Rise This Year But Cap Rates Should Trend Down

Cap rates may compress during the latter half of this year, despite rising Treasury yields, as the economic recovery continues to follow a K-shaped trajectory. A recent analysis from MetLife Investme...

Read More

California Population Increases But Less Than National Pace

The U.S. Census Bureau announced the U.S. population (308.7 million) and the statewide breakdown this week. While the state population grew by 6.1 percent during the last 10 years to about 39.5 millio...

Read More
paykwik paykwik paykwik paykwik paykwik paykwik