Communal amenity spaces have gotten bigger and more extravagant in recent years—a trend industry professionals aren’t sure will change any time soon.
Communal amenity spaces have gotten bigger and more extravagant in recent years—a trend industry professionals aren’t sure will change any time soon.
A prominent startup recently announced it was leaving the Bay Area for San Diego, and the CEO wrote San Francisco a Dear John letter in Tech Crunch.
Despite moderation from the peaks of 2015, the national apartment market continued to show strength in the first quarter of 2016, says Axiometrics.
Smart home technology holds a lot of promise for revolutionizing the apartment industry—if and when it can be leveraged properly.
“Retail is deeply in love with Millennials. The problem is it’s unrequited love because they don’t spend any money.”
According to some speakers on the multifamily panel at the recent RealShare Los Angeles, there are plenty of opportunities outside of the core markets.
These emerging US markets are all attracting new businesses, residents and capital. What are these population magnets doing right?
The sales team of an office building with “friendly zoning” marketed the site for redevelopment into multifamily—and competition soared.
The rent growth of asset classes — especially Class A — could predict movement for an entire apartment market.
A book review by Terry Moore CCIM of Stephen M. R. Covey’s New York Times bestseller
Real estate professionals and investors from around the San Diego area gathered to hear the elites agents weigh in on the ever changing financial market.
It’s hard to prove renters willingly pay more for “sustainably developed” apartments—but circumstantial evidence that this is the case keeps piling up.
ACI’s Terry Moore helps you find success in the multifamily markets of San Diego neighborhoods North Park, Normal Heights, University Heights, & Kensington.
Millennials and Baby Boomers have more in common than you may think.
Terry Moore will be participating on a real estate panel for the 2016 RENTV ‘State of the Market’ Conference at the Crowne Plaza San Diego on March 17, 2016.
In Boston, it takes a village to cope with millennials. Could there be a way to attract them out of multifamily units? The Massachusetts senate think so.
Millennials, a huge slice of that workforce, are choosing to rent longer — putting off starting families and preferring transit-commuting distance to work.
Millennials are returning to the suburbs as their children reach school age, Said real estate advisory leader Mitch Roschelle.
One reason renting by choice has become popular in neighborhoods that offer a “live-work-play” environment.
The market for San Diego apartments has become one of the hottest stories of late 2015, according to Axiometrics’ apartment data.