The Government of Canada announced it will be offering Temporary Rental Assistance funding of up to $15 million to assist former federally administered social housing projects whose operating agreements expired prior to April 1, 2016.
Despite the vaccine rollout and gradual efforts to increase the vaccination rate, the work-from-home lifestyle is unlikely to fade away anytime soon
Recent reports from CoStar and from Real Capital Analytics (RCA) show that multifamily property values continued to increase through the end of 2020, despite the pandemic.
Preliminary statistics for January show that average rents for U.S. apartments now are within a hair of the all-time highs seen in early 2020, as more individual metros are moving back into price growth mode.
The city frequently recognized for its safety and great schools can add the best place to work from home to its list of accolades.
After facing many pandemic-related challenges in 2020, Freddie Mac sees several reasons for optimism that the multifamily market will rebound in 2021 including a boost in originations and positive rent growth in most markets.