Each year, the Harvard Joint Center for Housing Studies releases its State of the Nation’s Housing report, of which MBA’s Research Institute for Housing America is a sponsor.
Category: News and Trends
JLL: A ‘Pause’ in Industrial Sector Could Be a Good Thing
After several quarters of record-breaking high rents and low vacancies, the industrial real estate sector will likely “pause” soon, said JLL, Chicago. But it said that could be good news for smart owners, investors and occupiers.
MBA Chart of the Week: Number of Owner and Renter Households
Each year, the Harvard Joint Center for Housing Studies releases its State of the Nation’s Housing report, of which MBA’s Research Institute for Housing America is a sponsor.
MBA Chart of the Week: Number of Owner and Renter Households
Each year, the Harvard Joint Center for Housing Studies releases its State of the Nation’s Housing report, of which MBA’s Research Institute for Housing America is a sponsor.
Analysts Remain Positive on Multifamily Market
Volatility has returned to the markets, but several analysts maintain a positive long-term outlook on the U.S. multifamily market.
Investors Still Like CRE
Commercial real estate has become more attractive from a return vs. risk perspective, but opinions about risk-adjusted returns vary significantly by property type, reported Situs RERC, Houston.
MBA Office Closures Next Week
Offices of the Mortgage Bankers Association will close on Dec. 24 will remain closed until Wednesday, Jan. 2, 2019.
Single-Family Rents Up 3.0% Year-over-Year
Rent prices in single-family rental properties increased 3.0 percent year-over-year in October, up from a 2.7 percent rate a year ago, reported CoreLogic, Irvine, Calif.
Housing Starts Rise for 1st Time Since August
Housing starts rose for the first time in three months, HUD and the Census Bureau reported yesterday, although multifamily accounted for most of the increase.
CMBS Delinquency Rate Falls Again; Losses at Payoff Increase
The commercial mortgage-backed securities delinquency rate resumed its year-long downward trajectory in November after a very brief uptick in October, reported Trepp, New York.
