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Our team is increasingly engaging with SFR (Single-Family Rental) portfolios, and this trend shows no sign of slowing down. As we navigate 2024, Invitation Homes' strategy to invest up to $1 billion in acquiring single-family homes aligns with the market's direction. Their expansion into third-party property and asset management further underscores the sector's growth potential. This focus not only enhances revenue through management fees but also through value-added services, indicating a significant trend in the industry. Read more about this trend: https://lnkd.in/e78j_Ube #RealEstateInvestment #SingleFamilyRentals #PropertyManagement #IndustryTrends #Colliers #Pittsburgh #MoreIn24 #ThriveIn25 #ClosersCoffee #ColliersCapitalMarkets

Avison Young's report shows that nearly 500,000 new units are anticipated across several top US markets. Absorption rates hit their highest level in Q1 2024 since 2021, despite minimal rent growth, indicating strong demand. This stability and growing demand make multifamily properties a reliable investment, offering consistent returns and opportunities for growth. #Realestate #Multifamilymarket #Investmentopportunities #Multifamilymarketgrowth #Bluedoorequity

CEO & Managing Partner of The GSH Group, Gideon Pfeffer, recently wrote an article that appeared in Inc. Masters. Click below to read "4 Trends Reshaping the Multifamily Real Estate Market" to understand the trends that will help savvy investors seize emerging opportunities. https://hubs.ly/Q02Fz07N0 #gshrealestate #multifamilyrealestate #conciergerealestate #realestate #alternativeinvestments #investments #incmasters

Had an insightful discussion about our marketplace with Craig Rowe, the proptech columnist at Inman. Always enlightening to chat with someone who knows so much about our niche of the industry! 🧠 Dive into his article about our platform and discover other solutions for real estate investors. #Proptech #InmanNews #RealEstateInsights #NewWestern

Had to repost: “Effective risk management in REO asset sales involves awareness of the intrinsic risks.” I couldn’t agree more!! 👏 In today’s REO market, we’re dedicated at HG to tailoring our services to help clients effectively manage risks in REO sales. We prioritize thorough property inspections, preservation, and maintenance to minimize liability. As I read this insightful article in HousingWire with Tiffany Fletcher, it’s gratifying to recognize that the steps already taken by my REO team align perfectly with the needs of one of our valued REO clients. This reassures us that we’re not just keeping up but staying ahead, actively contributing to compliance and risk mitigation. Click👇to read more ways to help mitigate risk in REO asset sales. Worth the 3 min read. #vrm #clientsfirst #riskmanagement #propertypreservation #nrba #HGbrokers

The end of year is here and as multifamily heads into 2024, many are worried about the rapid increase of new units coming online. As Elizabeth Francisco put it in our latest market update webinar with ALN Apartment Data, we are confronting a complex mix of headwinds and tailwinds, setting a stage that requires insightful management and strategic agility. In 2024, it's not cautious optimism that will serve operators best, but rather a sustained state of alertness. We recapped the current market conditions, what to be prepared for in 2024, and the optimistic horizon owners can hold onto here: https://lnkd.in/g-Yi6z3f #multifamilymarketupdate #multifamilyconditions #multifamily #propertymanagement #rentalhousing

Recognizing a Transformative Trend: America's Homes Are Shrinking to Meet New Demands. This trend is resonating with two prominent groups: entry-level buyers seeking affordability in a high-interest market, and empty-nesters looking to downsize for practicality. They're embracing smaller homes as a strategic response to current housing conditions. This is the new reality in real estate, and savvy investors and homebuyers are seizing the opportunity. By pro-actively recognizing and aligning with this shift, they're positioning themselves to thrive in today's market. BricksFolios can guide you in leveraging this trend to make smart real estate decisions, tailored to your unique goals and the current landscape. Get ahead with the guidance of the USA's first residential real estate wealth platform at BricksFolios.com. Join those who are building the life they love with real estate. https://lnkd.in/dUmxeMQv

Recognizing a Transformative Trend: America's Homes Are Shrinking to Meet New Demands. This trend is resonating with two prominent groups: entry-level buyers seeking affordability in a high-interest market, and empty-nesters looking to downsize for practicality. They're embracing smaller homes as a strategic response to current housing conditions. This is the new reality in real estate, and savvy investors and homebuyers are seizing the opportunity. By pro-actively recognizing and aligning with this shift, they're positioning themselves to thrive in today's market. BricksFolios can guide you in leveraging this trend to make smart real estate decisions, tailored to your unique goals and the current landscape. Get ahead with the guidance of the USA's first residential real estate wealth platform at BricksFolios.com. Join those who are building the life they love with real estate. https://lnkd.in/eyAggcBG

Is Wall Street Buying Up All the Homes in America? If you’re thinking about buying a home, you may find yourself interested in the latest real estate headlines so you can have a pulse on all of the things that could impact your decision. If that’s the case, you’ve probably heard mention of investors, and wondered how they’re impacting the housing market right now. That could leave you asking yourself questions like: How many homes do investors own? Are institutional investors, like large Wall Street Firms, really buying up so many homes that the average person can’t find one? Do institutional investors own all of those remaining fourteen million homes? Not even close. Let’s take it one step further. There are four categories of investors: The mom & pop investor who owns between 1-9 SFRs The regional investor who owns between 10-99 SFRs Smaller national investor who owns between 100-999 SFRs The institutional investor who owns over 1,000 SFRs These categories show that not all investors are large institutional investors. To help convey that even more clearly, here are the percentages of rental homes owned by each type of investor. So, don’t believe everything you read or hear about institutional investors. They aren’t buying up all the homes and making it impossible for the average person to buy. That’s just not what the numbers show. Institutional investors are actually the smallest piece of the pie chart. Bottom Line While it’s true that institutional investors are a player in the single-family rental marketplace, they’re not buying up all of the houses on the market. If you have other questions about things you’re hearing about the housing market, let’s connect so you have an expert to give you the context you need. #homebuying #homebuyingtips #homebuyingguide #HomeBuyingJourney #homebuyingprocess #homebuyingtips101 #homebuyingexperience #homebuyingchallenges #robertedwardpaucar #novorealtygroup #southfloridarealestate #southfloridahousingmarket #myrealestateadvocate #miamirealtor #realestate #realestateagent #realestatelife #realestatebroker #realestatetips #realestategoals #realestateexperts

Ginnie Roberts, JPAR Real Estate Professionals If you’re about to retire, or just did, downsizing can be a good way to try to cut down on some of your expenses. Smaller homes typically have lower energy and maintenance costs. Plus, you may have enough equity built up to fuel your move. If you're thinking about moving to a smaller home, let’s go over your goals and look at your options in our local market. #downsizing #emptynest