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We asked: What are your predictions for mixed-use development in general for 2021, and what are your specific 2021 multifamily development plans? Mark Hamilton, Founder/CEO — Hamilton Zanze Real Estate Investments We anticipate mixed-use development will occur primarily in urban core locations or close by and will likely entail retail and lifestyle retail under medium-density More

Expect ample available financing for multifamily construction this year, with most lenders expected to return to the space by the second half. Construction lenders who remained active during the pandemic will likely become more aggressive with their underwriting as the economy continues to improve. Other lenders who paused have already re-entered and are eager to More

The acquisition of this Class B multifamily property, located 56 miles east of Los Angeles, was appealing to MG Properties Group as very few properties have been on the market within the area, especially those that offer moderately priced rent levels. MG Properties Group is a medium- to long-term investor with a focus on adding More

The acquisition pipeline will maintain strong growth throughout the rest of the year with companies such as Sentinel Real Estate Corporation, Fogelman Properties, Bell Partners, RanchHarbor, Westgrove Partners, Time Equities and Ashcroft Capital finalizing or approaching deals to grow portfolios amid value-add opportunities. Battleground markets such as Florida and Texas will continue to be hotbeds More

Expect the mixed-use segment to experience strong performance throughout the rest of 2021, as fallout from pandemic isolation has led to increased demand for the convenience of commercial properties combined with residential spaces. This can also primarily be attributed to an existing trend of growing millennial tenancy; a demographic that, pre-pandemic, had already shown a More

While the multifamily segment continues its strong push in the suburban southeastern markets, watch for companies aiming for long-term gains to keep a close eye on the urban core, with speculation that cities currently undergoing economic strain as a result of COVID-19 and migration patterns will bounce back. Acquisitions and development within cities such as More

Both student housing new development projects and acquisitions will maintain a position of strength despite the uncertainty of the pandemic as 2021 roars on. Strength in the sector is due to the increased vaccine rollout, coupled with the continued easing of social distancing restrictions for students. The Southeast will continue to be a powerhouse market More

We asked: What types of rent concessions are trending right now and how do you see these concessions changing throughout the year? What concessions are you offering? Joe Lubeck, CEO – American Landmark Because many of the metros where we operate have maintained fairly strong employment throughout COVID-19, our collections, leasing volume and retention numbers More

There will be plenty of available debt and equity for multifamily this year with all capital providers striving to compete. Lenders consider multifamily a safe asset class and see increased demand because of the predicted housing shortage. Banks will be a great source of capital, but for long-term money, life companies and agencies will win More