Q2 Multifamily Report
Read MoreWhat can you rent for $1,500 in San Diego County?
Spoiler Alert: It's cheaper to live outside the city.
Read MoreUkraine Crisis to Reverberate Across Global Economy
Read MoreMortgage Rate Swell Has Yet to Extinguish Hot Home Prices
Read MoreEmployment growth continues at rapid clip. Employers created 678,000 jobs in February, exceeding the 2021 monthly average of 560,000 positions. The strong opening salvo in hiring for 2022 has lowered the unemployment rate to 3.8 percent.
Read MoreGDP Growth Strong in Fourth Quarter; Fed Actions To Play Large Role in 2022
Read MoreHigher Mortgage Rates Create Favorable Reverberations for Commercial Real Estate
Read More2022 MULTIFAMILY NATIONAL INVESTMENT FORECAST
Read MoreMultifamily Developers to Plug Some Holes in the Housing Shortage in 2022
Read MoreRecord Year for Job Growth Ending on Slower Note as Labor Slack Tightens
Read MoreNew home listings elevate, but dynamics tell a different story
Read MoreHousing Construction Pushes Toward a Record; Still Not Enough to Meet Demand
Read MoreSan Diego’s Extremely Tight Suburban Vacancy Rate Revives Class B/C Investment Activity
Read MoreA mixed-use complex in Coronado has been acquired with plans to redevelop it as townhomes. The investors plan to build 10 townhomes on the site that will sell for an average price of $2.5 million. Construction is expected to start in February 2022.
Hot Housing Market Spills Over Into Multifamily Rentals
Read MoreBIDEN ADMINISTRATION EXTENDS CDC FEDERAL EVICTION MORATORIUM FOR THE LAST TIME
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