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Renter competition tightens nationwide for apartments

4 days ago | multifamilydive.com | Mary Salmonsen

The nation’s apartment market is only getting more competitive for renters, despite a peak in new deliveries last year, according to RentCafe’s annual analysis. RentCafe rates the country’s Rental Competitive Index at 74.6 out of a possible 100, up from 73.4 in early 2024. New apartment deliveries have begun to pull back, with new supply rising only slightly to 0.72% of the total stock — not enough to meet demand, according to the report.
Habitat Metro completes $20M eco-conscious apartments in Phoenix

1 week ago | multifamilydive.com | Mary Salmonsen

Property: Eco PhoenixDeveloper: Habitat MetroArchitect: CCBG ArchitectsLocation: PhoenixUnits: 70Rents: $1,570-$3,475+Cost: $20 millionPhoenix developer Habitat Metro has completed the next building in its Eco series, designed with sustainability as a main priority.
Washington AG sues owners, operator for senior housing conditions

1 week ago | multifamilydive.com | Mary Salmonsen

Washington state Attorney General Nick Brown has filed a complaint against the owners and operator of five affordable senior housing properties in Snohomish County, Washington, alleging that the parties engaged in unfair and deceptive practices involving the price and quality of the units.
5 apartment tech innovations from Apartmentalize

1 week ago | multifamilydive.com | Mary Salmonsen

A number of major multifamily software and tech companies introduced new programs and platforms at the National Apartment Association’s Apartmentalize conference in Las Vegas last week, including advances in artificial intelligence integration for property management platforms.
How the potential end of Energy Star could affect apartment operators

1 week ago | multifamilydive.com | Mary Salmonsen

This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. In early May, sources from within the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency reported that the federal government intended to end its long-running Energy Star program for energy-efficient appliances, according to the New York Times — spelling the possible end of a widely used voluntary tool in the multifamily industry.
Funding upheaval leaves GRRP recipients in limbo

1 week ago | multifamilydive.com | Mary Salmonsen

The second Trump administration has ushered in a realignment of federal priorities, including where energy efficiency and climate are concerned. As a result, a number of federal programs related to climate change, clean energy and weather resilience have been stopped in their tracks — or considered for elimination. At HUD, this sea change has interrupted the funding cycles for the Green and Resilient Retrofit Program.
Cityview opens New York City office | Multifamily Dive

2 weeks ago | multifamilydive.com | Leslie Shaver

The Los Angeles-based firm plans to target opportunities in Boston; Orlando, Florida; and Atlanta.
Tiny apartments a big deal in many US cities

2 weeks ago | multifamilydive.com | Mary Salmonsen

Micro-apartments — living spaces measuring 441 square feet or smaller — make up a growing share of newly constructed units, according to a new report from StorageCafe. Last year, 2.4% of all new apartment units constructed nationwide qualified as micro-apartments. While this share has fallen from 2.5% in 2022 and 2023, it has grown significantly from 1.1% in the 2000s and 1.6% as recently as 2018.
Developer sues architect for alleged design issues at stalled New York apartments

2 weeks ago | multifamilydive.com | Mary Salmonsen

The developer of a delayed $38 million apartment property near the University of Albany in Albany, New York, has filed a lawsuit against its architect, alleging a “breach of contract and negligence” in its design, according to ABC News affiliate WRGB Albany.
Medium-sized Nevada apartment operator thrives by staying local

3 weeks ago | multifamilydive.com | Leslie Shaver

As the larger multifamily management companies get bigger and bigger, with many over 100,000 units and Charleston, South Carolina-based Greystar approaching 1 million apartments, it's easy to wonder how smaller firms can compete. Taylor Verhaalen, president of Stout Management, may have an answer. The Las Vegas-based operator has found success focusing on its home state, with a special emphasis on Sin City.