Renting affords a high degree of mobility. With changes in attitudes towards home ownership coupled with high barriers to entry for new buyers, more people of all demographics are renting today. In fact, over 75% of the growth in renters from 2010-2018 was driven by higher income households. The Harvard Joint Center for Housing Studies’ recent report, “America’s Rental Housing 2020” takes a look at...
A reflective historical study of what it means to be a young adult today versus forty years ago. How have young Americans perspectives on educational and economic accomplishments as well as marriage and parenthood changed and what implications might these shifts have on society?
CBRE provides a top ten list for why offshore investors should find the U.S. Multifamily landscape attractive now and for the next several years. The report underlines the strong demographics, liquidity, low volatility and diversification this asset class affords.
Yardi, a global software leader of the real estate industry, provides its Fall 2017 look at demand trends and commercial real estate fundamentals for the multifamily industry. (excerpt included) Yardi® Matrix (www.yardimatrix.com), Integra Realty Resources. Reprinted with permission. All rights reserved.
Harvard University’s Joint Center for Housing has released the State of the Nation’s Housing report annually since 1988. Now in its 29th year, the report is an important resource for both public policy makers and private decision makers in the housing industry. The report covers, among other things, the state of the rental and homeownership markets, key economic and demographic trends driving housing demand, and ongoing housing affordability issues.
Delays in major life decisions like marriage and children, an aging population and immigration impacts are contributing to the need for 4.6 million new apartments by 2030 according to a new study by NHMC and NAA.
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