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OneWall Partners Acquires Oak Grove, 259-Apartment, 88-Townhome Community in Maryland
OneWall Further Expands Footprint in Baltimore Area With Purchase of Hopkins Point from Kushner Cos. Stamford,CT – May 24, 2021 – OneWall Partners recently
OneWall Partners Purchases Hopkins Point, 524-Townhome Community in Maryland for $66M
OneWall Further Expands Footprint in Baltimore Area With Purchase of Oak Grove Apartments & Townhomes from Morgan Properties May 21,2021 – OneWall Partners recently acquired
Suburban Multifamily a New Favorite for Lenders
The developers of Redbrook Apartments secured a $42 million loan amid massive appetite from lenders. By Kelsi Maree Borland A recent deal from Colliers illustrates
Apartment Rents Are Near Pre-Pandemic Highs
While national apartment pricing is stabilizing, unusually big differences in rent change continue to register from market to market. By Greg Willett Average rents for
The Difficult Search for Class C Apartments
Investors that are interested in these apartments are finding severe shortages of product. By Greg Willett The nation’s ongoing health crisis and troubled economy are
OneWall sells 641-unit portfolio in Newark, Irvington for $72 million
OneWall Partners has sold a seven-building, 641-unit portfolio in Newark and Irvington for $72 million By Joshua Burd A multifamily investment firm has sold a
Affordability Still an Issue Even as Rental Prices Remain Flat
Even if rental prices generally remain flat, demand for affordable housing will continue to rise. By Les Shaver Don’t expect significant increases in apartment rents in
Why You Shouldn’t Fret About Rising Apartment Vacancies
While vacancy rates have increased this year, they are still well below the long-term average of 5.2% to 5.4% By Kelsi Maree Borland National apartment
Workforce Housing: Always a Sweet Spot
Acquiring underperforming assets for rehabilitation is a good strategy for navigating the current multifamily market, says columnist Lew Sichelman. By Lew Sichelman Acquiring underperforming assets
Rental Market Poised for Boost As Homes Become Unaffordable
Several new and recent reports indicate that sales are lagging while large swaths of existing home owners are relocating specifically to cut costs. By Rayna
The Supply-Demand Imbalance Still Makes Multifamily an Attractive Investment
Before the pandemic, multifamily demand outpaced demand, and the problem has only been exacerbated by the pandemic. By Kelsi Maree Borland Before the pandemic struck,
October 2020 Looks Just Like October 2019 For Multifamily Rent Payments
As of Oct. 6, 79.4% of U.S. apartment households followed by the National Multifamily Housing Council’s Rent Payment Tracker had made a full or partial October
