Category: multifamily
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Silicon Valley Bank
“While the financial crisis destroyed careers and reputations, and left many more bruised and battered, it also left the survivors with a genuine sense of invulnerability at having made it back from the brink. Still missing in the current environment…
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The Fed speaks
Powell’s latest comments Here’s one of the most important segments from Powell on the economy, which reflects a definitive change in tone since the Fed’s last policy meeting in early February — the expectation of a fast recovery isn’t the likely case,…
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Economic Update and looking ahead
Focus on cash flow and wait. The yield curve is at a historic 40-year extreme and with the risks of a 1970s-style stagflationary environment fairly minimal given the massive reduction in M2 money supply, we could also be seeing the…
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How Much Can Tenant Turnover Cost?
Your rental property should be a financial benefit, not a financial burden. Tenant turnover costs can quickly exceed your budget. This can cause undue stress and cause you to fall behind on other responsibilities and payments. To avoid the extra…
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The Kansas City Chiefs win Super Bowl 57 and the commercials were meh.
They say “monocultural” events are becoming very rare. These are the moments that capture a high percentage of society’s attention…and hence have massive monetization potential. Yesterday’s Super Bowl was one of them. While estimated viewership, 100 million people, was an…
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2023 Commercial Real Estate Outlook – Highlights from Colliers
2023 Commercial Real Estate Outlook – Highlights from Colliers
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A strong sector is surging – Storage
Self-storage stocks popped during the COVID rally, recently giving up their big gains and seeking to grow by acquisition. While M&A activity has slowed in the sector as part of a broader downturn in dealmaking, the self-storage space continues to…
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While it appears rents are slowing down, maybe it’s a supply thing?
An interesting point from Andrew Bowen, about supply and rental rates in response to an interesting article and research from an interesting guy, Jay Parsons.
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The rent slowdown continues …
The rent slowdown continues … While we typically see a small pop in rents after the calendar turns each year (and saw a sizable bump in January 2022), there was no pop in January 2023. ~ Jay Parsons
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Reducing your Operating Expense – Presented by Joe LaFleur of 100Units.com via Zoom
This should be a good Zoom call and provide lots of good information to reduce operating expenses on Multifamily. PLEASE JOIN US! 100UNITSMONTHLY SUMMIT Reducing your Operating ExpensePresented byJoe LaFleur WHERE: VIA ZOOMDATE: FEBRUARY 23, 2023TIME: 2:00PM EST1:00PM CST |12:00PM MST |11:00AM PSTJoin…
