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NMHC Survey: Apartment Market Conditions Stabilizing, But Not Improving 

The U.S. apartment market continues to struggle, but shows early signs of possible stabilization, according to the National Multi Housing Council’s latest quarterly survey of apartment conditions. ...

Transaction Volume Sets Record Low as Apartment Deals Suffer 

The Moody's/REAL national Index from Real Estate Analytics, LLC (REAL) shows that transaction volume has fallen to a new low level....

Ghost Towers Spur Condo Backlash 

In Miami, some tenants are fleeing investor-owned rental units and returning to traditional apartments...

Running Into A Wall 

Shortage of tax-credit investors threatens low-income housing development...

Dynamic Duo? Apartments, Industrial Gain Favored Status 

“Bleak” may be one of the most common descriptors for the national commercial real estate market outlook in 2009. But according to new research, apartment and industrial properties are expected to rebound sooner than other sectors. ...

Student Housing Sector Strikes a Balance Despite Bad Economy 

An estimated 140 lenders have stopped making federal student loans and 40 private lenders have cut back on educational funding, a new report shows. ...

Nearly 50% of Apartment Landlords Lower Rents 

The deterioration in apartment asking rents reached unprecedented levels in the fourth quarter of 2008. ...

Commercial/Multifamily Mortgage Originations Plunge 80% from Fourth Quarter 2007 

A new report from the Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA) shows a dramatic drop in commercial and multifamily mortgage loan originations in the fourth quarter of 2008. ...

Wachovia Tops List of Commercial/Multifamily Loan Servicers 

Wachovia Securities was the nation’s largest commercial real estate loan servicer in 2008 with $412.9 billion in loans serviced, a new report shows. ...

Fitch Watching Debt Service Reserves on New York Multifamily Property 

In a hint of what lies ahead for 2009, Fitch Ratings reports that the monies held in reserve to cover debt servicing on Stuyvesant Town/Peter Cooper Village, a massive New York multifamily property, have decreased to about $127 million from $400 million at the time the loan was securitized in 2006....

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