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    Agency Lending Stays Strong

    Expect a number of shifts in agency lending trends in the latter half of 2021 and well into 2022. Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac lenders will be busy and should exceed 2020 originations. Lenders will be particularly active in the expected markets such as the Sunbelt, with larger cities like Atlanta, Dallas and Phoenix poised More

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    Student Housing Makes the Grade

    Student housing acquisitions and developments continue to flourish as companies look to grow their portfolios within this space. Despite resurgences in COVID-19 due to the Delta variant, occupancy rates are on the rise as universities begin reopening. This increase is leading to bullish investors within the segment, alongside robust development pipelines. Expect strong lending trends More

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    Acquisitions Flourish Despite COVID-19 Resurgence

    As COVID-19 experiences a resurgence in the United States, the multifamily market continues to maintain strong acquisition pipelines, keeping up pace with pre-pandemic numbers. Purchases in the Sunbelt and Southeast regions maintain their upward trajectory, with companies starting to move northward in the state of Florida, shifting slightly away from the congested Miami market and More

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    Acquisition of the Week of Aug 9th: In Denver, CO

    Multiple property portfolio acquisitions continue to be a growing trend in the increasingly competitive multifamily space, which drew Oak Coast’s attention to this purchase. The company purchased two properties in the Colorado market, both in Denver, from Mountain View Capital. The purchase included Avalon with 235 units and Estrella Apartments with 192 units. Oak Coast More

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    Acquisitions Heating Up

    Acquisitions continue to boom as demand for supply shrinks. Look for investors to scoop up multiple properties when they can get them. Multifamily lending also continues to heat up, with bridge loans especially on the rise. Count on extremely competitive terms and underwriting as lenders strive to compete. Greystone recently provided $41.2M in bridge financing More

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    Multifamily sees an Aggressive Capital Pool

    Multifamily borrowers will continue to gain the most favorable terms as all lenders strive to compete in the space. Equity requirements have increased and leverage has not been pushing quite as high since cap rates remain low. But pricing is still at an all-time low and underwriting will continue to loosen. Leverage for most deals More

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    Senior Living Operators Anticipate Strong Demand

    Watch for a large rebound in the senior housing space in the coming months, as owners and operators prep for increased demand from investors. Spurred on by expected increases in population and occupancy demand, investors will double down on senior living as COVID-19 concerns begin to dwindle, despite the increase of the Delta variant nationwide. More

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    Mixed-use Grows Outside the Sunbelt

    Demand for mixed-use development is on the rise as residential supply becomes increasingly thin amid fervent demand. Watch for a surge in mixed-use development pipelines in hot markets such as Florida, Georgia, Tennessee and Texas, although owners and developers are now dipping their toes outside of the Sunbelt in some Midwest and East Coast cities. More

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    Investors Go Big

    Massive investments in the multifamily segment point to heavy competition amid huge acquisitions, with investment groups aiming to scoop up portfolios across several hot regions of the United States. Expect the Sunbelt to continue to dominate, but as more and more investors vie for single-family home rentals and value, expect the geographic reach of multifamily More

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    Hotel-to-Multifamily Conversations Pick up Steam

    Look for lenders to be more aggressive with hotel-to-multifamily conversion loans going forward. This is quickly becoming a favored product type as the space stabilizes and more entrants are able to point to case studies of success. Many lenders that provide ground-up construction loans for rental housing will enter the game. Lenders will like that More

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