Why Are Your Investment Property Expectations Not Matching Reality?
Thursday, February 19
When diving into the real estate investment market, especially in multi-family properties, one of the most critical steps is accurately anticipating your tenant demographic. A common and costly mistake for investors is misjudging who will actually rent their units, leading to a significant mismat...
WorcesterMulti’s Predictions for the Multi-Family Market in 2026
Tuesday, February 10
What is happening with rent? We are seeing rent prices stabilize and, in some cases, dropping. We see this at the top end of the market, where new buildings are using incentives such as free parking and free rent to fill their units, hoping those tenants will remain after the first year. There ar...
Is a Recession Coming? What It Could Mean for Multi-Family Housing
Wednesday, September 03
There’s talk of a potential recession, and while no one can predict exactly when or how severe it might be, the economic signs are raising red flags, especially regarding housing affordability. Here’s some data that shows the growing financial pressure on Americans: - Auto loan debt is at an all-...
How Climate Change Affects Rent Prices
Monday, July 21
We all know that any increase in cost to the landlord equals an increase in rent for the tenants. We are all aware that the cost of natural disasters is increasing insurance costs, and realistically, increases taxes as municipalities need to spend more money to address climate change. What many p...
Why Banks Offer the Same Rates for New and Old Multi-Family Properties
Tuesday, May 27
Let’s take a closer look at this question, specifically in the context of multi-family properties. At first glance, it might seem logical that newer properties would qualify for lower interest rates. After all, they’re less likely to need major repairs, often attract higher rents, and typically c...
The Future of Housing in New England Amid a Shrinking Workforce
Monday, May 12
The Federal Reserve Bank of Boston recently released a revealing report titled Why New England’s Labor Force Participation Has Been Recovering So Slowly Since the COVID-19 Pandemic. The findings are striking: between 2019 and 2023, New England’s labor force participation rate declined by 2.3%—a d...