Nicholas Dunlap
Slow Growth Beats No Growth By: Nicholas A. Dunlap Nationwide statistics published by New York research group REIS show that while multifamily occupancy rates continue to increase, rental increases are now starting slow. That is, both current and market rents still increased across the board (and continue to), just not at the year-over-year rates going … Continue reading Slow Growth Beats No Growth
Highlights From the Recent AAOC Rental Outlook Recently, I was on a panel at the Apartment Association of Orange County's trade show in which we discussed market activity, outlook and other things related to investing and operating income producing real estate. You can read the write up in the Orange County Register by clicking here.
The Market By: Nicholas A. Dunlap, CPM People are always asking me what I think about the market. And if you follow my blog, you will know that I think there are some great opportunities available in the market at present. You can acquire distressed office properties in primary markets such as Orange & Los … Continue reading The Market
Rental Rock ‘em, Sock ‘emBy: Nicholas A. Dunlap, CPMAccording to this morning’s OC Register, Apartment rents are now hitting bottom. Funny, they said the same thing a few months ago. Truth is, rents at B and C Class Properties in Orange County are now on the rise, up from where they were last year at … Continue reading Rental Rock ’em, Sock ’em
Function & Value Vs. The Bells & WhistlesBy: Nicholas A. Dunlap, CPMEach day, the Harvard Business Review publishes a “Stat of the Day”. Today’s stat reflects the attitudes of consumers in relation to the purchases they are making in today’s economy. With that, approximately 60% of consumers today are more concerned with a product’s core … Continue reading Function & Value Vs. The Bells & Whistles
OC Real Estate Market Insight 