Fannie Mae Multifamily Report Cleveland ecxess supply

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Investor · Santa Monica, CA · Member since 2017 · 24 posts · 18 votes
9y

Perhaps I'm reading it wrong, but the Fannie Mae report actually says that job growth in Cleveland will outpace new MF development. They attribute this to construction costs being the same across all markets while Cleveland has comparatively low rent. The analysis in this article seems to be geared more towards prospecting developers than smaller investors looking to buy existing inventory.

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  • Seattle, WA · Member since 2014 · 56 posts · 45 votes
    9y

    and yes i know i misspelled the title.. can't edit :-( 

  • Investor · Santa Monica, CA · Member since 2017 · 24 posts · 18 votes
    9y

    Perhaps I'm reading it wrong, but the Fannie Mae report actually says that job growth in Cleveland will outpace new MF development. They attribute this to construction costs being the same across all markets while Cleveland has comparatively low rent. The analysis in this article seems to be geared more towards prospecting developers than smaller investors looking to buy existing inventory.

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    Real Estate Agent · Crozet, VA · Member since 2014 · 436 posts · 223 votes
    9y

    @Joseph Todd that's the way I read it also.  

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  • Investor · Boerne, TX · Member since 2015 · 139 posts · 71 votes
    9y

    What I got from it is with MF unit growth outpacing job growth, that would negatively impact rents, thereby the opposite should be true if job growth is stronger. That would make me want to purchase a small apartment in those markets with confidence that my rents should have a higher probably of going up and being filled.

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