Christine Serlin

The national apartment market continues to improve, with the vacancy rate falling to its lowest level as renter demand outpaces new supply, according to Cushman & Wakefield's third-quarter report.

Hillpointe is making its move into Nevada with the acquisition of a 23.5-acre site that will become Pointe Grand Cape at Southport.

Greenfield Partners, a private real estate investment and development firm, has launched Domica, a workforce housing platform. The goal of the platform is to develop, reposition, own, and operate high-quality rental housing on behalf of hospitality, healthcare, and private club sector employers to help them address recruitment and retention challenges.

Nashville, Tennessee, is still feeling the effects of the nation's multifamily building boom.

Jennifer Staciokas has joined Willow Bridge Property Co., one of the nation's leading multifamily property management companies, as chief operating officer.

Brookfield Properties Multifamily has rebranded as LyvWell Apartments, reflecting a continued commitment to investing in the people and platforms behind its properties while reinforcing its dedicat

The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) is encouraging new housing supply by allowing build-to-rent communities to qualify for Federal Housing Administration (FHA)-insured financing under two of its multifamily mortgage insurance programs—Section 221(d)(4) for new construction and Section 223(f) for acquisition/refinancing of recently developed rental communities

From artificial intelligence (AI)-powered lease-up tools and automated inspections to resident rewards and smarter electric vehicle (EV) charging, multifamily technology providers are tackling an increasingly wide range of operational challenges. Here's a look at some of the latest proptech launches, partnerships, acquisitions, and investments.

Multifamily real estate investment trust (REIT) UDR and Apollo are forming a long-term joint venture that will own a portfolio of 19 multifamily communities with over 7,000 apartments valued at approximately $2 billion.

Associa, a leading community management company, is expanding into multifamily development.