Podcast: Fed Keeps Rates Steady (and High)—Multifamily Impacts

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Fed Keeps Rates Steady (and High)—Multifamily Impacts

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The Federal Reserve has thus far not deviated from its projections of 3 federal funds rate reductions in 2024, but it is in no hurry to start. While current elevated rates are not ideal for multifamily borrowers, multifamily investors with a longer-term view of the apartment market and housing demand have markedly increased their intentions…

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Gray Report Newsletter: March 21, 2024

Fed Doesn’t Blink on Interest Rates While the Federal Reserve has thus far not deviated from its projections of 3 federal funds rate reductions in 2024, it is in no hurry to begin these cuts this month. While current elevated rates are not ideal for multifamily borrowers, multifamily investors with a longer-term view of lower…

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Assessing Investor Sentiment: A Window Of Opportunity

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Source – CBRE: “Assessing Investor Sentiment: A Window Of Opportunity” I believe that CBRE has felt the winds changing. This is more of a follow-up on their recent investor sentiment survey a few weeks ago, but there are some juicy takeaways here. Some solid analysis, and the first sentence of their summary here is 100%…

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Podcast: Cap Rate and Interest Rate Trends in 2024

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Gray Report Newsletter: March 14, 2024

Multifamily Market Warms Up Positive rent growth is taking hold in 2024, with multiple sources reporting increased rent growth after a lengthy cooldown period. Elevated apartment supply is expected to put a limit on rent growth, but these early signs of strength in the multifamily market could bring apartment fundamentals much closer to pre-pandemic averages…

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