Joseph Gordon

While investor interest in the Sun Belt will remain robust, watch for growing attentiveness in the Northeast and Midwest and other parts of the country to maintain their current trajectories, as an increasing number of investors and developers set their sights on markets that remain mostly untapped during the height of the pandemic. Though there More

Adaptive reuse for mixed-use development will be a strong trend this year. Multifamily anchored mixed-use properties have remained a solid asset class during the pandemic — a trend that should continue throughout 2022. Expect a bit of a continued bounce back for metropolitan acquisitions and development, though not likely on the scale of the surge More

Mixed-use acquisitions and development are on the rise, particularly in areas in the Pacific Northwest and Northeast. Increased retail space will be a growing trend with mixed-use developers, alongside allocating a significant portion of unit space towards workforce housing tenants. American Capital Group acquired 4.59 acres of land in Washington state earlier this year with More

Multifamily development in 2022 will maintain the pacing of 2021 surges, though costs are only expected to increase as available space, alongside the rising costs of construction projects, continues to present an ever-growing hurdle for developers and investors. Expect a slow trickle away from the Southeast region to continue as developers look to target a More

Expect portfolio deals to be a big trend this year. Acquisitions show no signs of stopping and investors are going to be keen to make larger deals and build strong unit counts as quickly as possible by buying up property before competitors have a chance to swoop in. David Kaufman, president and chief investment officer More

Last year proved to be a strong year for the acquisitions segment, and this year looks like that trend will continue, with multifamily companies hoping to expand outside of the current powerhouse Southeast markets like Florida and Texas in an effort to secure hidden gems among a crowded speculator set. MIG Real Estate expects this More

Though acquisitions are dominating much of the multifamily market, strong development pipelines will continue this year in anticipation of continued fervent demand. Despite rising construction costs, investors and developers remain bullish on the long-term potential of the multifamily segment. And though space for planned construction will continue to be at a premium, expect healthy pipelines More

Student housing maintains strong demand, along with increased investor interest and a healthy development pipeline. This will vary heavily by region, but in general, the sector has a lot of potential for growth, particularly with an increase in student housing/mixed-use combined properties. A JV between Pearlmark, Timberline Real Estate Ventures and Tramview Capital Management closed More