To help investors adapt to and capitalize on the unprecedented climate, the 2022 Multifamily Investment Forecast offers deep insight on the performance, investment, and financing landscape for the coming year.
Marcus & Millichap is expecting the US to add roughly 400,000 new rentals in 2022, a record for the last few decades. Rental demand is anticipated to increase this year with rising interest rates and elevated single-family home prices.
Chicago firms Harrison Street and Core Spaces plan to invest $1.5 billion in developing and buying rental homes throughout the country.
After a blistering year, the housing market shows no sign of retreat entering 2022.
Government-sponsored housing finance giant Freddie Mac is returning to the commercial mortgage-backed securities market as strong fundamentals push apartment deals to record-breaking levels.
Multifamily property sales surged in the second half of 2021 and accounted for more than $1 out of every $3 spent in the fourth quarter, according to preliminary CoStar data.