Posted by JMT on March 29, 2010 · Leave a Comment
Dupre + Scott provide a spring update on the rental market, including a welcome surprise in market vacancy: Spring 2010 Apartment Rental Market Trends National Association of Realtors economist evaluates the nuts and bolts of national multifamily markets: Economist’s Commentary: Multifamily Fundamentals Multifamily Executive Online examines the growing role of Freddie Mac in the multifamily … Read more
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Posted by JMT on March 22, 2010 · Leave a Comment
The News Tribune takes a look at concessions being offered in response to rising vacancies, with data from Dupre + Scott: Renter’s advantage Real Estate Investors Daily outlines the end of the effort to support multifamily lending by the Fed: Fed support of mortgage market to end by month-end Multi-Housing News Online examines the decline … Read more
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Posted by Josh Jansen on March 18, 2010 · 6 Comments
Last month, the Jansen Multifamily Team polled Puget Sound apartment investors about their impressions of the current market. That poll data, coupled with our own observations form the basis for a three-part series on the “Why’s” of today’s Puget Sound apartment market. This week’s post, number three of three, discusses why to refinance in today’s … Read more
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Posted by Josh Jansen on March 8, 2010 · 2 Comments
Last month, the Jansen Multifamily Team polled Puget Sound apartment investors about their impressions of the current market. That poll data, coupled with our own observations form the basis for a three-part series on the “Why’s” of today’s Puget Sound apartment market. This week’s post, number two of three, discusses why to sell in today’s … Read more
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Why to Refinance in Today’s Market
Posted by Josh Jansen on March 18, 2010 · 6 Comments
Last month, the Jansen Multifamily Team polled Puget Sound apartment investors about their impressions of the current market. That poll data, coupled with our own observations form the basis for a three-part series on the “Why’s” of today’s Puget Sound apartment market. This week’s post, number three of three, discusses why to refinance in today’s … Read more
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