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Multifamily conferences still ahead in the second half of 2026
Multifamily Dive has apartment pros covered with a full list of upcoming rental housing events, expos and meetings.
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It’s budget season for multifamily marketers: 5 tips to get ready
As you plan your marketing budget for next year, build the foundation for leasing success in 2027.
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Zillow, Redfin reach settlement with FTC over rental listing partnership
The companies will continue to partner and Redfin will reenter the online rental housing advertising market, per the agreement.
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With the return of banks, debt options in multifamily flourish in 2026
The agencies also remain strong options, though some multifamily borrowers still report that it's difficult to get deals done.
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3 California cities sued over alleged violations of state housing rules
Housing advocacy groups say these cities are attempting to limit the impact of a new state law designed to increase housing density near transit.
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Multifamily operators take measured approach to AI maintenance
While there are opportunities in data analysis and predictive maintenance, the technology should be a tool, not a replacement for technicians, experts say.
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Rockefeller Group targets multifamily in the Southeast
With the hire of Mitzi Jones, the real estate firm plans to make a push for small- and mid-sized apartment buildings in the region, where it has historically focused on industrial projects.
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Q&A
Camden CEO talks Sun Belt optimism, EQR-AVB merger
In conversation with Multifamily Dive, Alex Jessett explains why "every 25- to 34-year-old in America" wants to live in Nashville or Austin and why newly formed Vivmark has "no impact" on the REIT.
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Notable multifamily executive moves from this summer
Bainbridge and Grand Peaks both named new presidents, while Asset Living brought a chief operating officer onboard and American Landmark appointed an investment chief.
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Fogelman bets on Dallas suburbs with ninth Texas property
The Memphis, Tennessee-based firm bought the 288-unit The Ovilla as it expects new deliveries in the south Dallas suburbs to fall to 2% of inventory over the next 18 months.
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Multifamily starts tumbled in July
New apartment construction fell 7.1% YOY last month, while single-family construction dropped twice as much, per HUD and the U.S. Census Bureau.
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Knightvest buys 1,027-unit portfolio in Austin, Texas
The firm secured the three properties at a deep discount to what the assets previously traded at and is currently under contract to buy a foreclosure in Dallas, according to CEO David Moore.
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Extreme indoor heat is a housing violation, Arizona warns landlords
The state’s most recent lawsuit against Tucson landlords reflects a nationwide movement to establish maximum indoor temperatures for rental housing.
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Why Varia US teamed up with Brookfield to expand its multifamily portfolio
The $694 million joint venture allows Varia to unlock substantial liquidity, improve its balance sheet and gain greater flexibility in managing the business.
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AvalonBay, Equity Residential complete their merger
The REIT, which has 184,000 rental apartments, will begin trading on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol VMRK.
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Cityview names new managing director of asset management
Gabi Franco will oversee the real estate investment firm’s development and value-add assets as it scales in regions outside of California.
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Why TruAmerica is moving into structured finance
The Top 50 owner sees strong risk-adjusted returns and the ability to improve relationships with its investors and lenders as it becomes a more diversified residential investment management company.
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Hillpointe enters Kentucky with 2 new developments
The firm broke ground on Pointe Grand Citation and Pointe Grand Rose in the Lexington area, which will have a combined 868 attainable residences.
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Seattle bans rental ‘junk fees’
The new transparency ordinance, effective July 2027, eliminates administrative service charges, pet rent and package fees and requires upfront pricing for tenants.
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Multiple factors pushed multifamily CMBS distress up in July
CRED iQ Founder and CEO Mike Haas told Multifamily Dive that increases in insurance, property taxes and lending costs were among the issues contributing to trouble with securitized multifamily loans.
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US Chamber of Commerce launches housing advisory council
The business group aims to build on 21st Century ROAD to Housing law momentum by advancing market-driven policies to increase supply, according to a senior Chamber official.
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Top markets for apartment sales in H1 2026
Despite a slow national market, Northern New Jersey, San Francisco and others set record-high volumes so far in 2026, while Seattle saw a decline, according to MSCI.
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Monday Properties appoints new VP of development
Jason Spencer has managed significant commercial and multifamily development pipelines throughout his career.
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Q&A
Why outside equity is looking at Midwestern apartments
Roger Daniel of Daniel Management Group says the steadiness in the middle of the country is drawing new investment groups, even if they’re not institutional.
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Apartment REITs see Sun Belt momentum in latest earnings
During second-quarter earnings calls, multifamily leaders reported moderating supply and resilient demand.
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For local governments, full benefits of ROAD to Housing Act could take years, analysis shows
The 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act adds to the U.S. Department of Housing and Development's workload — with a significantly reduced staff.