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What Are Delaware Statutory Trusts And Why Should Investors Use Them?

DATE December 15, 2022 / Author


What Are Delaware Statutory Trusts? Rising interest rates, inflation, and worries of a recession have caused a reset in the multifamily market. Sellers are pulling back as buyers are not hitting price expectations, which in turn affects the deal flow and overall activity. In addition, weariness has made the buyer pool more shallow, as rising […]

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Manufactured Housing: The Fight to Maintain an Affordable Housing Market

DATE December 15, 2022 / Author


Manufactured Housing: The Fight to Maintain an Affordable Housing Market Over the past two years, the median home price has increased 36.5 percent. This significant increase, paired with the average 30-year mortgage rate jumping from 3.3 to nearly seven percent, has caused many Americans to press pause on house hunting, unable to match the income […]

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Impact of California’s Affordable Housing Crisis on Apartment Owners

DATE December 14, 2022 / Author


California’s Affordable Housing Crisis: What This Means for Multifamily It is not surprising that California is experiencing an affordable housing crisis – from a shortage of suitable low-income homes to an excess of low-income renters and limited land to build, California faces its fair share of challenges. However, the state is well versed in this […]

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Ballot Measure Outcomes: What This Means for Commercial Real Estate

DATE December 13, 2022 / Author


Ballot Measure Outcomes California ballots in this year’s election included various propositions, measures, and proposed rules and regulations that touch upon commercial real estate.   Los Angeles Mansion Tax Approved The most high-profile of the city’s ballot measures, United to House L.A., also known as the “Mansion Tax” passed by a healthy margin. Now approved, […]

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Feeling the Heat: Phoenix CRE Report

DATE December 12, 2022 / Author


Feeling the Heat: Phoenix CRE Report Known as the Valley of the Sun, Phoenix, AZ, is one of commercial real estate’s hottest markets. With a current population of over 4.7 million, a 1.4 percent increase from 2022, the Phoenix metro is packed with abundant job growth, consumer spending, and investment opportunities. Phoenix is the largest […]

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How the L.A. “Mansion Tax” Impacts Multifamily

DATE December 12, 2022 / Author


Impact of Measure ULA (Mansion Tax) Passing The most high-profile of the city’s ballot measures, United to House L.A., also known as the “Mansion Tax” passed by a healthy margin. Its aim is to fund affordable housing programs for tenants at risk of homelessness and slap a tax on high-priced real estate sales (4% to […]

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Multifamily Market Report | Broward County, FL

DATE December 8, 2022 / Author


Broward County Market Overview Broward County’s apartment rents were steadily inclining at a 9.8 percent annual rate during the third quarter of 2022 and have posted an average yearly gain of 8.9 percent over the last three years. The county is in the middle of 12,000 units currently underway, representing the largest under-construction pipeline in […]

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Q&A | Making Sense of the Multifamily Market

DATE December 1, 2022 / Author


Q&A | Making Sense of the Multifamily Market As national pressures mount on the economy, the current state of the multifamily market is one of long-term appreciation and opportunistic opportunities. With inflation soaring and interest rates up, questions about the vacancy and rental rates are being raised. In this Q&A, Matthews Real Estate Investment Services™ […]

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Multifamily: A Tried-and-True Asset Class

DATE November 29, 2022 / Author


Why Invest in Multifamily During Inflationary Periods   Inflation has become a near-constant topic of conversation. Surging gas, food, and rent prices catapulted U.S. inflation to a four-decade high in 2022. Inflation reached a record-breaking 9.1 percent in June, before dropping to 8.3 percent in August. This pressured households and sealed another hefty interest rate […]

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