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Kairoi Residential, a premier, vertically integrated multifamily investment, development and property management company, today announced that it has been included in the National Multifamily Housing Council's (NMHC) 2026 ranking of the Top 50 apartment managers, marking the company’s first appearance on the annual list.
The top storylines in multifamily this week are SmartRent launches investment program, rate cuts and higher RTO in 2025, apartment rent growth dips, helping in pet emergencies, data-driven strategies for leasing, 2025 multifamily anti-resolutions, revolutionizing multifamily websites, how AI is transforming multifamily and branding trends for the next…
The top storylines in multifamily this week are the resident experience, team-building for success, deposit-free renting, communities that lead in innovation, leasing efficiency via automation, data insights for marketing, renters outpacing homeowners, new multifamily opportunities and abandon projects.
In the rental housing industry, Census data is the first factor in a long equation used to underwrite investments. But firms have to consider many other factors as they plan new investments or simply try to operate their existing portfolios in 2024.
Rising interest rates, the increased cost of capital and the gap between buyers’ and sellers’ expectations have stalled multifamily transactions. In the third quarter, multifamily investment sales totaled $30.1 billion, representing a nearly 62% decrease from the same period in 2022.
Hamilton Zanze, a San Francisco-based real estate investment firm that owns and operates multifamily communities nationwide, today announced it has sold Arbor Crossing, a 229-unit apartment community located along the Boise River Greenbelt.
Multifamily has remained stable on the macroscale, largely because owners that have exhibited even something of a risk-averse approach still have solid financing in place. Owners that have mitigated maturity risk through the cycle continue to operate with fixed-rate debt.
In this interview, Lebenhart discusses Ashcroft’s investment philosophy, its growth in the metro Atlanta market, its recent expansion into North Carolina and the company’s plans for 2023. He also provides his insight and analysis into how the apartment market as a whole will perform in the year ahead.