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Category: News and Trends
								HUD Proposes Multifamily Rent Reform
HUD yesterday proposed changes intended to offer multifamily property owners, public housing authorities and HUD-assisted families a simpler and more transparent set of rent structures.
								MBANow: MBA Vice President Jamie Woodwell on 2018 Commercial/Multifamily Outlook
The Mortgage Bankers Association released a new MBANow video featuring MBA Vice President of Commercial/Multifamily Research and Economics Jamie Woodwell, who discusses the MBA 2018 Commercial/Multifamily outlook.
								MBANow: MBA Vice President Jamie Woodwell on 2018 Commercial/Multifamily Outlook
The Mortgage Bankers Association released a new MBANow video featuring MBA Vice President of Commercial/Multifamily Research and Economics Jamie Woodwell, who discusses the MBA 2018 Commercial/Multifamily outlook.
								Industrial Vacancies Reaching Record Lows
Changes in technology, supply chains and consumer habits all continue to drive leasing demand for industrial properties–propelling the sector’s vacancies to their lowest levels on record–reported Ten-X Commercial, Irvine, Calif.
								Apartment Sector Slows
The apartment sector stumbled during the first quarter as occupancy backtracked and rent growth continued to flatten, said RealPage, Richardson, Texas.
								Commercial/Multifamily Briefs
Commercial real estate finance industry veterans Justin Kennedy, Toby Cobb and Jonathan Roth co-founded 3650 REIT, a national commercial real estate portfolio lender.
								Challenging the ‘Myth’ of Millennial Homeownership
Despite growing evidence to the contrary, perceptions persist that Millennials are destined to be a generation of renters.
								Triple Net Lease Cap Rates Drop Again
Cap rates for triple net leased assets dropped 22 basis points in the first quarter to a new low 6.03 percent median cap rate, reported NNNet Advisors, Los Angeles.
								Long-Term Trends Boosting Data Centers
Long-term secular and structural trends in countries around the world are underpinning growth in the data center market, reported JLL, Chicago.
