Posts Tagged ‘reports’

As the wave of apartment supply slows, there may not be much building activity to follow, based on current permits and starts data. Low interest rates and other incentives could induce builders to begin more apartment projects, but the lengthy timeframe till completion could mean that, even though we’re still well within a historic wave…

Lower (slightly) interest rates, improving fundamentals, positive investor sentiment, and a pending wave of loan maturities are among the factors contributing to a projected recovery in investment sales activity in 2025.

After 2+ years of apartment supply dominating the multifamily market, surging demand and the receding wave of newly-built apartments will bring greater balance to the market in 2025. With fundamentals so strong, multifamily investment interest should also increase in the coming year, but recent reporting has found that investment activity remains below historical averages. Stubbornly-high…

For lenders that are taking the “extend-and-pretend” approach, placing less emphasis on valuation declines, and waiting for lower rates, the risks have not abated, and the New York Fed has taken notice in a new report.

Some borrowers and lenders remain under pressure with property values still down from their peak and interest rates still elevated at this point in the rate cycle, with the Department of Housing and Urban Developing proposing more relaxed loan standards, and housing continues to play a sizable role in the political conversation at the height…