Madalina Pojoga

3 weeks ago | multihousingnews.com | Madalina Pojoga

“Developers and clients are now looking for self storage facilities that are less cookie-cutter and more contextual,” said Jones. Image courtesy of Merriman Anderson ArchitectsInterest from both investors and developers in self storage facilities continues to be high due to their resilient nature. However, to make new projects pencil out, they’ve recently tightened their collaboration with architects and designers.

3 weeks ago | commercialsearch.com | Madalina Pojoga

By Madalina Pojoga June 5, 2025 Executive InsightsDevelopmentHealth CareInland EmpireMedical OfficeWest PMB's Ben Rosenfeld takes us behind the scenes of this $580 million Inland Empire campus aiming to address gaps in health services. It’s been a year since PMB, in partnership with Riverside University Health System, started work on a special health-care project in Mead Valley, Calif. Taking shape on 18 acres at the intersection of Harvill and Placentia avenues, The Wellness Village is a...

1 month ago | multihousingnews.com | Madalina Pojoga

“Supporting staff morale and professional growth is essential to delivering high-quality, compassionate service to the individuals and families who rely on us for stable, affordable housing,” said Icenbice. Image courtesy of MCHAHousing demand is at an all-time high in the U.S., with a shortage of 1.7 million units nationwide, according to The National Low-Income Housing Coalition.

1 month ago | multihousingnews.com | Madalina Pojoga

Despite the slow economy, advertised asking rents remain fit. Columbus. Photo by halbergman/iStockphoto.comThe Columbus multifamily market showed some positive signs across key markers, despite a slower start to 2025. Average advertised asking rents were up 0.4 percent, on a trailing three-month basis, to $1,337, outperforming the nation by 40 basis points.

1 month ago | multihousingnews.com | Madalina Pojoga

The rental market is overperforming across most metrics. Pittsburgh. Photo by Andre Samuel/iStockphoto.comPittsburgh average advertised asking rents were up 0.3 percent, on a trailing three-month basis through February, to $1,405, 30 basis points above the national figure, which remained flat at $1,751.