As investors look for alternative investment opportunities that will sustain value and cash flow through an economic downturn and be well-positioned when the recovery returns, a particularly strong case presents for investors to consider direct investments in the workforce housing apartment sector.
September 6, 2018, National Real Estate Investor: A year ago, three devastating hurricanes struck the United States. Since then, commercial real estate professionals in the affected regions have been dealing with
August 1, 2018, Real Estate Weekly:Most family offices are no stranger to real estate holdings. However, many have focused their investments on trophy properties, flagship business offices, or personal residences.
June 1, 2018, Real Assets Adviser:Cities across the United States are experiencing a housing disconnect. Even as new construction starts have added up to a multifamily building boom, a housing crunch remains in many U.S. cities, with many people unable to find or afford a place to live. A large segment of the apartment-seeking population does not qualify for subsidized housing, but also does not make enough for the market-rate rentals in its cities.
May 29, 2018, Connect: Affordable and workforce housing is a product type all agree is in short supply, but meeting rising demand has proved perplexing in cities across the U.S. One company doing something about the issue is Kingbird Properties. Connect Media asked Kenneth A. Munkacy,
