There have been growing concerns about inflation across the commercial real estate sector, but the overall economic outlook is positive.
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Downtown multifamily construction has flourished across the U.S. over the last decade in response to people’s changing preferences. Even with many people’s shift to suburban life caused by COVID-19, the shine of city living has yet to be dimmed.
Brokered by Randolph Taylor CCIM, Multifamily Investment Sales Broker with the Chicago-Naperville eXp Commercial office.
Randolph can be contacted at
(630) 474-6441 [email protected]
In March 2020, Congress passed the CARES Act, legislation that included a temporary 120-day moratorium on evictions and late fees for federally-backed and federally-assisted housing. The moratorium featured what should have been a temporary notice to vacate requirement. Due to a drafting error in the legislation, however, this provision – which intrudes state and local notice periods – has remained in place long past the moratorium’s expiration, and remains a disputed issue in courts today.
The spike in rental property rates across much of the United States is finally starting to level out, according to a September analysis by data company CoStar Group.