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Jay and Chris are back with another episode of the The Radix Review: Multifamily Trends Explained As Q3 begins, Chris dives into the recent #multifamilytrends as key operating metrics have begun to plateau. There are still a few markets outperforming, and #Huntsville, AL is awarded the market of the month of June. Strong occupancy and rent growth, combined with the highest leasing activity in the nation has helped Huntsville recover quickly from an oversupply issue. Jay then breaks down the June employment report. Headline job formation was strong, coming in above 200,000 but unemployment is creeping upward and job gains remain concentrated in just a few sectors. Tune in to hear what Jay and Chris think will unfold in the coming months if the employment market continues to soften. Check out this week’s show and subscribe to get access to all future episodes when they drop!   🎙 Listen on Spotify: https://lnkd.in/dDz8G5WT 🎧 Listen on Apple: https://lnkd.in/dnWyzmgp #MultifamilyData #WebScrapedData #RadixSoftware #MultifamilyTrends #HousingMarket

Hey Peeps: A good listen #Bloomberg Odd Lot #podcast delves into what lays ahead for the next cycle. The focus is on overpriced#multifamily assets that are 2021 vintage. The overarching theme is that the 🩸 blood in the water is already present and the 🦈 sharks are circling, waiting to pounce on the distress in value-add multifamily and development real estate sectors. Floating rate debt is coming due, and those investors who purchased lower-quality assets in the 3-4 cap rate range are scurrying around looking for preferred equity to save them. The prediction is that many owners who planned on doing value-add and later selling to a buyer who would take them out with agency debt are SCREWED! Acquisition sprees fueled by historically low interest rates, reliance on continued rent growth, and failure to budget for increased insurance costs are about to cause major pain in the next couple of years for #debt funds and #syndicators.

For urban planners and avid listeners of The New York Times' The Daily podcast, today's episode, 'The Billionaires' Secret Plan to Solve California's Housing Crisis,' is an absolute must-listen. The intersection of zoning, politics, venture capital, and land use decisions makes this episode a riveting exploration of key issues shaping our urban landscape. In the realm of complex zoning battles, the question arises: Should we engage in a relentless struggle over individual duplexes or apartment buildings, or is it more pragmatic to aim for the creation of an entire city, since there will be a fight either way? I do have my doubts about whether establishing a new 400,000-person city south of San Francisco truly will hold the key to resolving California's housing crisis. Even if such a city materializes, the imperative remains to modernize zoning regulations—ensuring that a fight isn't waged over every single new unit. Regardless of the outcome, this initiative represents a bold endeavor, and I will be paying attention to its evolution and its impact on the future of housing in this country.

WHY SOME RENTAL PROPERTIES HAVE SUCH LOW RENTS? Did you know that keeping rents unchanged might not always be the best strategy for property owners? Dive into the world of real estate management as we unveil the surprising reasons behind low rents and the cautious approach of some operators. Learn how to navigate this landscape and unlock the potential for increased revenue. Ready for the full scoop? Watch the Full Episode Here: Youtube:https://lnkd.in/eUed5qVu Spotify: https://shorturl.at/grJOQ #MultifamilyRealEstate #RealEstatePodcast #PropertyInvesting #RealEstateEducation #InvestmentProperties #RealEstateTips #PropertyManagement #RealEstateInvestor #FinancialFreedom #RealEstateInsights #RealEstateExperts #PodcastCommunity #RealEstateNews #RealEstatePodcaster #RealEstateTalk

Welcome to Rooms with Ronald, a Multifamily Media Network podcast. In this series, Ronald Harrington continues his journey through the multifamily leasing landscape in 2024, and what he learned will change how we think about apartment marketing and leasing. Dive into the nitty-gritty of Ronald's experiences shopping properties across various markets and discover the evolving challenges and opportunities in property management. Ronald discusses navigating online booking hurdles to encountering unique property marketing strategies. Explore the multifamily markets of Kansas City, Washington D.C., and Alpharetta, revealing the good, the bad, and the innovative in property management. Are you eager to grow your career, improve your skills, or expand your knowledge about multifamily? Discover more insights on all things related to the multifamily industry at https://lnkd.in/gzymxMqp. If you enjoyed this episode, don't forget to like and subscribe for more valuable insights into the multifamily industry. Your support helps us bring more content like this to you. For more information and resources on multifamily leasing and marketing, visit https://lnkd.in/gw9Jr3a8. You can watch the video here: https://lnkd.in/gjKkZFzf. Where should I shop next? #mmn #roomswithronald #leasing #marketing

In the accelerated pace of our world, real estate platforms like Zillow are game-changers. They're transforming what was once an arduous task - searching for a new home, into an efficient digital process. Yet, it's also important to realize that the process of moving can still be an emotionally challenging journey. I was recently reminded of this when watching an episode of the popular Australian animated series, Bluey. The episode highlighted the feelings of loss and change, particularly faced by children when moving. The interesting thing is, platforms like Zillow are acknowledging this emotional challenge. And they're not just doing something about it – they’re innovating solutions for it. Zillow employs several measures to ensure the move is not only smooth & efficient - but also as stress-free as possible for every member of the family. From offering tailored options to suit specific needs, curating listings based on user preferences, to providing detailed neighborhood info and virtual home tours. What impressed me particularly was Zillow's blog. It regularly shares insightful guides and information to help individuals and families navigate the complexities of moving. Moreso, Zillow has resources to address the emotional challenges linked to this process. In essence, they're not just providing a new house, but a new home where residents can grow, laugh, and create memories. Moving can indeed be an empowering decision – one that presents fresh beginnings. Home is, after all, where the heart is, no matter where you move. #RealEstate #Housing #DigitalTransformation #Zillow