October 14, 2019

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    STUDENT HOUSING FINDS NEW NORMAL

    Expect cap rates for student housing to see some widening. Sellers are still trading at low cap rates after the last two years had a tidal wave of capital flood the space, driving prices up. The student housing industry, as a whole, should continue to benefit from strong investor interest and attractive investment trends such More

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    AGENCIES BACK IN THE GAME

    Both Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae’s lending cap has grown to $100B until the end of 2020. This has given the multifamily industry a second wind. The FHFA closed green loan loopholes, but the greater focus on affordability will be a boon for value-add buyers. Spreads have started to drop because each agency has to More

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    JRK READY TO POUNCE ON DEALS

    JRK Property Holdings stays disciplined with plans to acquire $600M of properties in need of renovations by the end of 2019. The company closed a fund in June and raised $800M to target core-plus ’90s or newer product in the top 25 markets. The firm is also deploying a value-add fund in the same markets More

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    Student Housing Finds New Normal

    Expect cap rates for student housing to see some widening. Sellers are still trading at low cap rates after the last two years had a tidal wave of capital flood the space, driving prices up. The student housing industry, as a whole, should continue to benefit from strong investor interest and attractive investment trends such More

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    Pinnacle Expands Portfolio

    Pinnacle has been exceptionally busy with its clients this year. All the capital flowing into the sector has brought a lot of new business via new properties and first-time clients. The company experienced the most growth in the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast by adding 5,000 units to its management portfolio located in Washington, D.C., New Jersey, More

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    Agencies back in the Game

    Both Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae’s lending cap has grown to $100B until the end of 2020. This has given the multifamily industry a second wind. The FHFA closed green loan loopholes, but the greater focus on affordability will be a boon for value-add buyers. Spreads have started to drop because each agency has to More

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    JRK Ready to Pounce on Deals

    JRK Property Holdings stays disciplined with plans to acquire $600M of properties in need of renovations by the end of 2019. The company closed a fund in June and raised $800M to target core-plus ’90s or newer product in the top 25 markets. The firm is also deploying a value-add fund in the same markets More