The Age of Value

The Age of Value By: Nicholas A. Dunlap, CPM As perplexing as it may seem, it took the multifamily industry a great while to adapt to the ways of the American consumer. It was as if landlords felt that their product was different than other commodities that are purchased and sold. Although housing provides warmth, … Continue reading The Age of Value →

The Rental Market: Something to Holiday Cheer About

The Rental Market: Something to Holiday Cheer AboutBy: Nicholas A. Dunlap, CPMFor those familiar with the for-sale and rental segments of the residential real estate market, you know that the end of the year typically marks a two or three month slowdown. November, December and even January are historically seen as times in which residents … Continue reading The Rental Market: Something to Holiday Cheer About →

In Tough Times, Landlords and Tenants Both Looking to Get More For Their Money

In Tough Times, Landlords and Tenants Both Looking to Get More For Their MoneyBy: Nicholas A. Dunlap, CPMWith multi-family vacancy rates and California’s unemployment rate simultaneously reaching recent highs, it is important for multi-family owners and operators to consider a new look for their apartment homes or be forced to decrease rents far lower than … Continue reading In Tough Times, Landlords and Tenants Both Looking to Get More For Their Money →