The Latest
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Top multifamily conferences of 2027
Multifamily Dive has compiled the apartment industry’s most noteworthy rental housing events and expos covering economic trends, technology, financing and more.
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Judge denies Yardi’s ask for summary judgement in rent price-fixing case
The Washington state class action antitrust suit will now proceed to the rest of the discovery process and examine landlords’ records, per a new court filing.
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TruAmerica nabs 446 units to surpass 3K threshold in Atlanta metro area
The firm relied on an existing relationship to help secure the Gables Residential-built Bricks at Perimeter Center from seller Clark Ventures.
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Build-to-rent now eligible for Federal Housing Administration financing
Under the policy change, BTR projects can qualify for new construction and acquisition or refinancing programs, as HUD pushes to increase housing supply.
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3 notable office-to-residential conversions in DC
Washington is seeing a boom in adaptive reuse downtown, but for a conversion to be successful, “You need the good fundamentals. You need a good location,” National Real Estate Development’s Peter Epstein told Multifamily Dive.
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Scott McCallum joins UDR as chief investment officer
The Blackstone alum takes the spot once held by Joe Fisher and Harry Alcock.
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Multifamily prices fell 2.56% in Q2: Trepp
While losses moderated in the first two quarters of 2026, the apartment industry’s maturity wall and rising cost of capital could further erode values.
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How major apartment firms fared during Hurricane Isaias
Although some apartments were damaged, major operators took steps to prepare and were largely spared by the storm.
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Realpage, Funnel partner on front-office tech integration
The firm said its screening, payments, pricing and availability capabilities will go into Funnel’s application workflow.
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3 amenities drawing renters in competitive markets
As new inventory comes online, flexible business centers, wellness spaces and hospitality-inspired services are helping operators make their properties stand out.
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Realpage CEO explains pause on EliseAI integration
Dirk Wakeham claims EliseAI never submitted its AI agent Apollo for review and that he’s getting reports it is “actively trying to work around our controls.”
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How multifamily firms are rethinking 2027 budgets
Apartment operators are adjusting marketing spend to local demand, protecting maintenance and retention investments and asking technology to prove its value.
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Residential leasing led multifamily job openings in Q3: CRETI
Apartment firms say they’re finding more candidates for jobs compared to a few years ago, though the search for top-tier multifamily talent remains highly competitive.
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Opinion
Apartments are fine, but apartment owners are not. That’s an opportunity.
This period is “the best buying opportunity I've seen” in 16 years, according to BAM Capital Founder and CEO Ivan Barratt.
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HUD manufactured housing plan aims to spur production
The 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act ushers in significant changes to how the affordable housing type can be built and opens a path to a “repeatable multifamily construction” framework.
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5 apartment projects that recently broke ground
New multifamily developments aimed at a range of income levels are coming to the Sun Belt and beyond.
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Tracker
Problem loans: Tracking the biggest multifamily delinquencies
Properties recently fell into distress in Missouri, Tennessee, New York and Texas.
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September rents up YOY as supply slows: Yardi
Renewal rent growth, however, slowed to its lowest level since before 2020 as existing rents catch up to advertised rents, according to a report from the real estate data firm.
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Q&A
Private credit issues could lead to more apartment distress: Gaia’s Fishman
The co-founder and CEO of Gaia Real Estate sees more troubled properties hitting the market next year as he looks for signs of improvement in the Sun Belt.
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Bipartisan group wants ‘more pro-housing legislation’: Rep. Harder
California Rep. Josh Harder told Multifamily Dive that the Build America Caucus’ policy package aims to “kickstart the conversation of what comes next after ROAD [to Housing].”
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More diverse housing types could result from new laws in California
From cheaper ADUs to streamlined “missing middle” housing to high-rises in transit-rich cities, the state adopted a slew of housing reforms.
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Retrieved from Cypress Village Apartments and Townhomes on October 06, 2026
2 recent multifamily loans in Missouri, Tennessee head to servicing
Loans for Cypress Village Apartments and The Abington were transferred after payment shortfalls, cash management issues and other issues, showing that even new loans are under stress.
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Effort to streamline housing environmental review standards, regulations kicks off at HUD, USDA
The agencies signed an MOU to advance deregulatory measures for rural housing outlined in the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act.
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5 multifamily deals you may have missed last week
Matt Ferrari’s PXV Multifamily made its second apartment buy. American Landmark and affordable stalwart Johnathan Rose Cos. also announced acquisitions.
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Affordable housing ‘fast track’ plan targets low-production NYC neighborhoods
Twelve districts contributed just 1.1% of the city’s new affordable housing in the past five years, the city says.