Despite a tumultuous 2020, a year in which the country was turned upside down by a deadly pandemic that led to economic upheaval, the commercial real estate lending community overwhelmingly believes brighter days are ahead on the business front.
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Building permits for the construction of multifamily projects hit an annual level of 557,000 units in January 2021, according to the U.S. Census Bureau’s monthly building permits survey.
A common trade for Multifamily Owners are Net Leased Investments. Marcus & Millichap’s Net Lease Division specializes in providing advisory and transaction services for all types of single-tenant properties.
This document offers eviction prevention information and resources for housing providers to consider that might be outside of their standard operating practices but might be warranted by these unconventional times created by the pandemic.
Sessions address the major issues affecting the apartment and condo markets today, and the networking opportunities allow multi-housing principals to meet, talk and source deals and investment capital.
The latest figures come as Congress prepares for a final vote on the $1.9 trillion relief bill that will provide rental assistance, stimulus checks, and expanded unemployment insurance.