Gen Z renters are staying in apartments longer, shifting the market's focus. Young developers are leveraging their insights to cater to their peers, emphasizing technology, affordability, and modern amenities. This generational shift is reshaping housing expectations and opportunities in the multifamily sector. How do you think these trends will influence future development and investment strategies? Check out the full article for more insights and feel free to leave us a comment with your thoughts. https://lnkd.in/gM6N7q-v #MultifamilyRealEstate #RealEstateTrends
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Cleveland is emerging as a significant player in the rental market, with average one-bedroom rents soaring to $𝟭,𝟭𝟱𝟬, marking a 𝟭𝟮% 𝘆𝗲𝗮𝗿-𝗼𝘃𝗲𝗿-𝘆𝗲𝗮𝗿 𝗶𝗻𝗰𝗿𝗲𝗮𝘀𝗲. Our recent blog explores the driving forces behind this trend, including remote work dynamics and urban migration, which are reshaping demand for affordable housing. Investors are uniquely positioned to capitalize on opportunities in the Class B and C multifamily sectors. Discover how these changes impact our community and what it means for the future of real estate in Cleveland. Read the full insights below. #Cleveland #RealEstate #InvestmentOpportunities #RentalMarket #HousingTrends Bhavin Patel Saagar P. Michael J. Smith
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The multifamily industry already made a significant effort to retool and rethink apartment living and multifamily design for millennials. But with the oldest member of Generation Z turning 27 this year, that generation makes up a growing portion of the rental population. That shift means the industry is again facing a pivot and a rethink of what a generation shaped by the pandemic and increased affordability issues wants out of its housing. #realestate #cre #commercialrealestate #retail #office #industrial #multifamily #leasing #investment #brokerage #properties https://lnkd.in/gM6N7q-v
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🙋♂️ Missed the National Multifamily Housing Council Apartment Strategies Conference? We've got you covered with key takeaways on market trends, tech advancements, and policy impacts shaping multifamily housing. #multifamily #propertymanagement
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Multifamily developers and operators responded to the COVID-19 pandemic by delivering apartments with amenities ideal for work-from-home setups, and residents were willing to pay the increased rents to get them. Now, however, rental market conditions have shifted, causing developers to reevaluate their technology strategies, with an increasing desire for flexible solutions that don't require ongoing subscriptions for basic functionality. Keep reading and see how this will impact your investing strategy. #multifamilyrealestate #realestateinvesting BOOK A MEETING WITH ME TO DISCUSS YOUR COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE NEEDS
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In the evolution of real estate, the pursuit of affordable housing solutions has become more pressing than ever. 🏘 As we navigate through 2024, mobile home park investments have generally emerged as a strategic and socially responsible avenue for those seeking to address the demand for affordable living spaces. ✔ This article serves as a comprehensive guide, offering insights, strategies, and a roadmap for potentially successful mobile home park investments against the backdrop of the evolving affordable housing landscape. 👉 https://lnkd.in/dB6JdHW5 👈 #affordablehousing #affordablehomes #mobilehomes #mobilehomeparks #mobilehomeparkinvesting #investinginrealestate #realestate
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🌟 Leading with Insight: How We Are Navigating the Multifamily Market 🌟 At The Cannon Studios, staying ahead in the multifamily sector means diving deep into the latest industry data and market insights. This past week, the Urban Land Institute hosted highly informative panels that focused on the national and regional outlook for commercial real estate in 2025, with multifamily leading the way as the top asset class for investment. 📊 Why This Matters: The multifamily market is constantly evolving, with shifts in tenant preferences, economic conditions, and sustainable design trends. By leveraging data and insights from trusted organizations, The Cannon Studios is crafting strategies that don’t just respond to market changes but anticipate them. 🔍 Driving Client Success: In a competitive landscape, having real-time, data-driven guidance is key to making confident, informed investments. The Cannon Studios uses this knowledge to help clients maximize the value of their properties, optimize layouts, and strategically position themselves for long-term success. The CRE landscape can be complex, but with a commitment to knowledge and innovation, we’re here to make navigating the multifamily sector a winning experience. #CRE #MultifamilyRealEstate #TheCannonStudios #UrbanLandInstitute #MarketInsights #RealEstateInvesting
🌆 Dallas Multifamily Market Outlook 2025-2026 🌆 According to recent insights from the Urban Land Institute, Dallas is positioned for a dynamic multifamily market over the next few years. Key trends point to steady growth fueled by a strong economy, population influx, and urban development projects that make Dallas an appealing destination for renters and investors alike. 🏗 Demand for Multifamily Housing: With Dallas continuing to attract young professionals and families due to its diverse job market, the demand for multifamily properties remains strong. ULI's research anticipates increased occupancy rates and rental growth as the city’s infrastructure and amenities continue to expand. Additionally, Senior Housing is a growing submarket as more Baby Boomers seek to maintain active lives in our thriving metro area, whether luxury high rises with monthly rents starting at $17k or active 55+ communities. 📈 Investment Potential: Investors can expect value-add opportunities in emerging neighborhoods where revitalization efforts are in full swing. Rising demand for affordable, well-located housing presents a strong case for both new developments and strategic property enhancements. 🌿 Sustainable Development: Sustainability continues to be a focal point for multifamily projects. Developers are prioritizing energy-efficient designs and community-centered amenities that align with tenant preferences for eco-friendly and socially responsible living spaces. As we look toward 2025-2026, Dallas’s multifamily sector offers promising opportunities for investors, developers, and stakeholders committed to innovative growth. Exciting times ahead for the Dallas market! What are your thoughts on the multifamily market in Dallas looking towards 2026? Let’s discuss in the comments! #DallasRealEstate #MultifamilyInvesting #UrbanLandInstitute #RealEstateTrends #SustainableDevelopment
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Occupancy levels up to 97.2%, yearly rental income reaching 10.5%, a 8% increase in NOI...Did you already guess which sector we’re talking about? 👀 Clue: It contains the word “mobile”. We've been hearing about the manufactured housing sector (specifically, mobile homes parks) way too much recently, so we decided to take a closer look ourselves. As economic downturns continue to drive consumers to look for more affordable solutions amidst the affordable housing crisis, more people are turning to mobile homes, increasing the demand for parks and communities. Investors are looking into them as well. The reasons are simple: ☑️ Market fundamentals are strong, with rental rates rising significantly, having jumped 7.3% year-over-year by the end of 2023. ☑️ They are cost-efficient, requiring less capital than multifamily apartments and having lower operating expenses since tenants maintain their own homes. ☑️ They offer stable cash flow with consistent monthly rental income and high occupancy rates, as tenants rarely move due to the high cost of relocating their homes. ☑️ The sector enjoys favorable tax treatment with accelerated depreciation, often leading to tax-free cash flows from operations. However, despite attractive returns, investors face several challenges. Developing new communities is difficult due to strict and slow approval processes. The sector also saw a 6% decline in sales transactions from Q1 2023 to Q1 2024. Regulatory risks, like potential new rent control laws, add uncertainty and could impact revenue. Additionally, the sector faces general market challenges such as high construction costs and economic pressures. Yet, it does offer promising opportunities. The most appealing strategy seems to be acquiring under-invested communities—just remember the 30-percent rule when raising rents—and boosting a current cap rate of around 6-8% to 10% through improvements and efficient management. What are your thoughts on this sector? #CRE #CREInvestment #CREMarket #CREInsights #MobileHomes #MobileHomesParks #CommercialRealEstate
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Property technology isn't just a perk anymore. It's becoming an expectation. Discover how INT Living is revolutionizing multifamily housing with cutting-edge Proptech solutions, making resident life safer, more convenient, and more secure. From app-based amenity reservations to seamless delivery management, we're elevating the apartment living experience. Read more about the 2024 trends in Multifamily here from ButterflyMX® at the link below. #PropertyTechnology #Proptech #MultifamilyHousing #INTLiving
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🌆 Dallas Multifamily Market Outlook 2025-2026 🌆 According to recent insights from the Urban Land Institute, Dallas is positioned for a dynamic multifamily market over the next few years. Key trends point to steady growth fueled by a strong economy, population influx, and urban development projects that make Dallas an appealing destination for renters and investors alike. 🏗 Demand for Multifamily Housing: With Dallas continuing to attract young professionals and families due to its diverse job market, the demand for multifamily properties remains strong. ULI's research anticipates increased occupancy rates and rental growth as the city’s infrastructure and amenities continue to expand. Additionally, Senior Housing is a growing submarket as more Baby Boomers seek to maintain active lives in our thriving metro area, whether luxury high rises with monthly rents starting at $17k or active 55+ communities. 📈 Investment Potential: Investors can expect value-add opportunities in emerging neighborhoods where revitalization efforts are in full swing. Rising demand for affordable, well-located housing presents a strong case for both new developments and strategic property enhancements. 🌿 Sustainable Development: Sustainability continues to be a focal point for multifamily projects. Developers are prioritizing energy-efficient designs and community-centered amenities that align with tenant preferences for eco-friendly and socially responsible living spaces. As we look toward 2025-2026, Dallas’s multifamily sector offers promising opportunities for investors, developers, and stakeholders committed to innovative growth. Exciting times ahead for the Dallas market! What are your thoughts on the multifamily market in Dallas looking towards 2026? Let’s discuss in the comments! #DallasRealEstate #MultifamilyInvesting #UrbanLandInstitute #RealEstateTrends #SustainableDevelopment
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