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Some of the biggest names in the apartment industry reported significant improvement in rents in the first half of 2010. But the question is: How have those numbers improved without significant job growth?
When it comes to distress funds, operations, or even travel, you have to improvise to stay alive.
Multifamily IT execs discuss cloud computing, mobile technology, and social networking.
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With nearly 5,000 apartment units added to downtown Chicago since 2008 and unemployment hovering in the low double-digits, you’d think the Windy City is a multifamily market nightmare.
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As the apartment recovery takes shape, market watchers have pretty much agreed on a term to describe the way things are progressing so far—surprise.
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E&S Ring Management and Oakland, Calif.-based multifamily electronic payments provider PropertyBridge will release a white paper on the firm’s migration to an electronic platform next week. Prior to the release, E&S Ring controller Ryan Schnobrich checked in with Multifamily Executive senior editor...
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Multifamily renovations nose dive in 2009 as operators halt work until improving fundamentals can support rent increases.
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Third-party management titans Pinnacle and Riverstone Residential Group again finished one, two on the MFE Top 50 Managers list.
After a significant drop-off in renovation production, most operators see future growth.
CBRE’s predicted 2010 apartment vacancy decline hinges on an employment uptick.
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Multifamily owners need to know that when it comes to cutting costs, nothing is off the table.
Charlie Brindell, who has replaced industry legend Ron Terwilliger as CEO of Trammell Crow Residential, has big plans for the development firm.
Multifamily managers are gearing up to swoop in and save distressed assets as an increasing number of overleveraged owners realize they simply can’t hang on any longer. Here’s what you need to know to
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The past decade has seen a number of apartment industry chieftains who have emerged to leave their mark on the multifamily sector. Here are 10 that wielded the greatest influence.
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New York-based Reis says that apartment vacancies have hit record highs and will move higher. Conversely, RealFacts, a Novato, Calif.-based apartment data provider, saw occupancies rise in 29 of the 33 MSAs it covered in its third-quarter report. Neither of the conflicting reports, however...
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The Utah-based builder’s reorganization plan would turn over the company’s assets and management to creditors whose claims exceed $940 million.
Young professionals keep this North Carolina city's multifamily community looking ahead.
After months of struggling to fill units, apartment firms are finally starting to see a slow-but-steady uptick in occupancies.
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MULTIFAMILY EXECUTIVE Senior Editor Chris Wood rounds up interesting and intriguing news tidbits. This week’s quirkifications: furballs, floaters, and $6,300 rent cuts.
Greenwich, Conn., gets hammered by job losses but short- and long-term demographics bode well for the city's apartment market.