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Marketing a property can increase the sale price by up to 23%, which runs counter to the idea that off-market deals can achieve higher values because a buyer will be more aggressive to seal a trade.
The Chicago-based Daniel Management Group (DMG) Multifamily investment affiliate completed the acquisition of Alice Mae Court, a multifamily townhome portfolio in Orland Park, Illinois, for $5.36 million.
Multifamily housing demand remains strong. Given rising mortgage rates and home prices, people may be forced to rent for longer due to decreasing affordability.
There are a number of reasons why people sell commercial property too late including Complacency, Ownership and Identity, Loss Aversion and Self Reliance Time Traps
Suburban Chicago ended the year as the country’s 18th most competitive rental market, according to RentCafe. Nearly 70% of renters here decided to stay put and renew their leases, further driving competition—close to 17 renters applied for each available unit, a number well-above the national average.