(This article was produced by Freddie Mac. View it on their website here.) The Columbia Heights neighborhood in northwest Washington, D.C. is a vibrant and diverse community with its own metro station
Christopher Honn, Managing Director of Seniors Housing Originations, recently participated in a webinar, 'Financing for Seniors Housing and Care in 2023 and Beyond,' put on by The SeniorCare Investor
Recession fears driven by record-high inflation and surging interest rates have overwhelmed investor sentiment, leaving many wondering what will come next.
After withstanding the pandemic and its subsequent challenges, the senior housing industry is seeing occupancy rates and construction starts trending upward, and owner-operators and lenders across the country are taking notice.
The multifamily market has proven to be one of the strongest in 2022. As a sector once hit hard by the pandemic, the multifamily market has rebounded with force across the country.
It could be argued that the last 30 months have presented the seniors housing and skilled nursing industries with their most adverse operating environment ever. Heading into 2023, at least some difficulties appear to be abating.
The country’s booming housing demand is impacting the single-family and multifamily markets and their investors like never before. NewPoint’s Geri Borger Urgo weighs in on the impact of supply constraints and shifting demographic trends.
Commercial Observer speaks with Geri Borger Urgo, Head of Production for NewPoint Real Estate Capital, about the pandemic's impact on the market, and how this affected the company’s approach to multifamily lending.
Credit risk transfers (CRTs) are vehicles the Government Sponsored Enterprises (GSEs) use to distribute a portion of the risk on their loans to private investors.