HUD Financing, Senior Housing Trends & CRE Sales Rebound
As a Builder, Developer, and Broker I receive a lot of information from many different sources. I’m happy to share these articles with my subscribers and believe this will offer great value to you. During the week I review 200-300 industry related stories and select the three most interesting ones to send in one neat little package.
Here’s this week’s highlights:
Walker & Dunlop: HUD Steps Up as Financing Solution HUD financing is emerging as a preferred option for borrowers seeking long-term stability amid market volatility.
Senior Renters Prefer Multifamily Housing and City Living New U.S. Census Bureau data reveals a growing trend among senior renters: more than half now choose multifamily housing, signaling increased demand for urban living, convenience, and community-oriented rental options.
Investment Sales Surge 18% to $113B as CRE Regains Footing Commercial real estate investment activity continues its rebound.
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Walker & Dunlop: HUD Steps Up as Financing Solution
After a period of volatility and constrained development, HUD financing is gaining momentum as borrowers prioritize long-term certainty and stability, Walker & Dunlop said in its newly published outlook report on HUD financing. Operational improvements are driving faster, more predictable execution, while policy changes continue to enhance loan economics and expand feasibility.
Senior Renters Prefer Multifamily Housing and City Living
Senior renters are increasingly choosing multifamily housing, with more than half now living in these rental properties, according to new data from the U.S. Census Bureau’s American Community Survey.
Investment Sales Surge 18% to $113B as CRE Regains Footing
Investment sales are at their highest levels in three years and on par with 2017–2018 levels, according to a first-quarter report from Avison Young. The dollar total hit $112.6 billion in the three months through March, representing an 18% year-over-year increase.
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