January 25, 2021

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    Lenders use Caution with Student Housing

    Banks, debt fund and bridge lenders will be the best bet for student housing loans during the first half of the year. Look for more equity required on acquisitions, higher DSC requirements and more attention to specific university, submarket and location. Expect the agencies to continue a cautious approach in 2021. Until demand in the More

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    BOARD OF DIRECTORS

    Mark Hamilton, Founder/CEO — Hamilton Zanze Real Estate Investments Q: What are you doing to bring new renters in this year, and what are your plans for keeping renters in their units? A: Since last March, two of our chief aims have been protecting the health of our site teams, our residents, and prospective residents, More

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    SUBURBAN ACQUISITIONS TO SURGE IN 2021

    Though COVID-19 has not abated, developers and property management companies within the multifamily industry are confident that, despite some acquisition slowdown in 2020, a number of so-called “pent up” deals that were put on hold last year will finalize. Also expect the market to heat back up as the vaccine becomes more readily available. Suburban More

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    Lenders use Caution with Student Housing

    Banks, debt fund and bridge lenders will be the best bet for student housing loans during the first half of the year. Look for more equity required on acquisitions, higher DSC requirements and more attention to specific university, submarket and location. Expect the agencies to continue a cautious approach in 2021. Until demand in the More

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    Board of Advisors in the week of Jan 25th

    We asked these industry executives what they are doing this year to bring in new renters and retain existing residents. Mark Hamilton, Founder/CEO — Hamilton Zanze Real Estate Investments Q: What are you doing to bring new renters in this year, and what are your plans for keeping renters in their units? A: Since last More

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    Suburban Acquisitions to Surge in 2021

    Though COVID-19 has not abated, developers and property management companies within the multifamily industry are confident that, despite some acquisition slowdown in 2020, a number of so-called “pent up” deals that were put on hold last year will finalize. Also expect the market to heat back up as the vaccine becomes more readily available. Suburban More