Multifamily Builders Address Housing Shortage
Several pieces of analysis, some robust research from the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB), and comments from the House Committee on Financial Services have brought serious attention to the need to build new housing supply. Housing demand has outpaced...
Gray Capital Launches $100M Multifamily Investment Fund
Gray Capital has launched The Gray Fund, an anticipated $100 million equity fund aimed at the acquisition of approximately $300 million of large apartment communities over the next 12-36 months, with a hold period up to 10 years. Now open to accredited investors, The...
The Fed, Stock Market Volatility, and Multifamily Opportunities
In the newest Gray Report video, the Gray Capital team discusses the multifamily market in the context of recent stock market volatility, they compare the differences among the various predictions for 2022 from multifamily industry leaders, and they comment on the...
2022 Predictions: Who Gets it Right?
It is an exciting time to be a multifamily investor in 2022. Last year was a record-breaking year of rent growth and rising asset prices, which has increased the anticipation and interest in the group of research reports and forecasts published by multifamily experts...
Multifamily Investors Chasing Yield in New Markets
In the newest Gray Report video, the Gray Capital team discusses some of the conversations at the recent NMHC Apartment Strategies Conference, they review comprehensive multifamily reports from Marcus & Millichap and Berkadia, and they comment on the inflation...
Housing Bubble in 2022?
Our latest Gray Report news video covers the potential for housing bubble in 2022 and explains how housing supply issues are driving the elevated prices in the market far more than the speculative fervor associated with a bubble. Also in the video, the Gray Capital...
Multifamily Investing: What are “A” and “B” Class Units?
“The primary advantage to both the LP investor and the sponsor of an equity offering with a dual class structure.. is an overall lower cost of capital. Think about it like getting a lower interest rate, or additional leverage without taking on more debt.”
