Executives from Bozzuto, Cushman & Wakefield, Atlas and more talk about their latest challenges and successes.
The U.S. multifamily sector is undergoing rapid changes, and company leaders are working hard to stay on top of challenges like inflation and fluctuating interest rates.
They are also striving to make the best of current market conditions, tech solutions and skyrocketing rents while finding new ways to make their companies stand out from the competition.
Here, Multifamily Dive recaps the conversations our editors had with industry thought leaders over the past few weeks.
President of development Mike Henehan says the company is looking at location, partners and the overall structure of deals. Read the full article ➔
The president of Cushman & Wakefield Multifamily Asset Services says some larger owners are moving to limit the number of operators they work with. Read the full article ➔
Retrofitting an existing entrance can add function, beauty and curb appeal, according to New York City-based architect Philip Consalvo. Read the full article ➔
The president of Leon Capital Group’s multifamily division sees an opportunity to deliver new apartments into rent growth. Read the full article ➔
The CEO of Atlas Real Estate said his company “out-locals” national players while still investing in technology. Read the full article ➔
Nicole Brickhouse is the newly appointed director of capital markets at Baltimore’s Continental Realty Corp. Read the full article ➔
Hamilton Point Investments recently bought four new properties in Houston and is ready to make more deals, according to co-founder Matt Sharp. Read the full article ➔
The developer sees an opportunity to open new projects in an advantageous market in 2026, according to partner Greg Bonifield. Read the full article ➔
