Debt

As the era of cheap debt fades, investors are relying on income growth, stronger asset selection and more disciplined capital management to drive returns.

New research from the Multifamily Impact Council and NYU finds multifamily resident services, engagement and sustainability initiatives positively influence NOI, writes Bob Simpson, founder and CEO of the Multifamily Impact Council.

Evolving demographic trends are shaping the assets, neighborhoods and strategies residential investors are targeting for long-term performance, writes Andrew Levison, partner and chief investment officer of the Dermot Company.

Institutional capital is redrawing residential strategies as structural shortages, operational intensity and demographic demand reshape the global living sector.

Michael Humphrey is tasked with opening an office in Singapore while working with his team across two offices in Tokyo and Seoul.

Rising competition is making it more difficult for US debt fund managers to deploy capital.

The mid-market residential segment across Europe represents one of the most significant opportunities in real estate today, says Matter Real Estate’s David Christie.

Investors are increasingly turning to stability in US multifamily markets, say American Landmark Apartments’ Andrew Yam and Tom Lubeck.

Real estate investors are pivoting to specialist residential sectors as supply, demographics and rates reshape risk-return dynamics across markets, say Macquarie Asset Management’s Erin Ledger-Beaupre, Brendan Jones and Justin Ayre.

The war in Iran is just the latest in a line of market-rattling global events to challenge the resilient European residential investment markets, according to Peter Allen and Richard Valentine-Selsey with Savills.