Multifamily Takes Manhattan

For decades, pundits have argued about the ill effects of New York City’s apartment rent control laws. But are these laws good for real estate investors?

For decades, pundits have argued about the ill effects of New York City’s apartment rent control laws. But are these laws good for real estate investors?
Apartment investments still rule the front page.
We’ve all seen the headlines: “Apartments Shine as Beacon of Hope” and “Multifamily Sales Defy the Slump.” National newspapers, industry blogs, and local business publications, among others, have j
As the nation continues its jobless recovery, all commercial real estate sectors are suffering.
The national multifamily investment market may have turned a corner in 2009, at least in terms of investor demand.
While some commercial real estate professionals have no problem finding properties to market, in New Orleans, many are trying to rebuild what they used to have.
Commercial real estate pros shaking their heads over declining job growth and falling retail sales should remember that people always need places to live.
Rising interest rates and a lack of inexpensive debt in the finance market have ushered in a more sober tone among multi-family investors and lenders.
Although recent media attention has focused on the ups and downs of single-family residential housing, last year's biggest real estate deal - in fact