Multifamily CRE Wire — July 2, 2026

Developer seeks rezoning for four-story multifamily project along I-17

Apopka Commissioners stall major apartment project amid traffic concerns

South Bay apartment complex bought for above-average sales price

This historic district apartment just hit the Fresno market for $1.7 million

Georgia apartment complex faces receivership as Freddie Mac alleges default

How a changing US immigration landscape is impacting the housing crisis

Housing demand is falling due to restrictive immigration policies, but the affordable housing shortage continues, says the Harvard Joint Center for Housing Studies.

Renting by choice ‘is really taking over the world’: Korman Communities exec

Co-CEO Brad Korman talked about the future of the multifamily market and the challenges of closing big deals amid rising material costs and higher interest rates.

Renting by choice ‘is really taking over the world’: Korman Communities co-CEO

Co-CEO Brad Korman talked about the future of the multifamily market and challenges in closing big deals in light of rising material costs and higher interest rates.

Mill Creek Files Plans to Raze Downtown San Rafael Safeway for 331-Unit Apartment Building

Mill Creek Residential has filed a pre-application to demolish the Safeway anchoring Downtown San Rafael and replace it with an eight-story, 331-unit apartment building, marking the first Bay Area Safeway-to-housing p…

Construction to start on St. Johns County apartment complex with affordable housing component

Revised Plan for Pacific Park Would Bring 5,600 Apartments to Downtown Brooklyn

The $54-billion next phase of the decades-long Atlantic Yards/Pacific Park project in Downtown Brooklyn will move forward with a new plan that adds thousands more apartments than previously proposed. The New York Busi…

Apartment Builders, Developers are Optimistic Long-Term Despite Rising Costs

Apartment builders and developers maintain a positive outlook on longer-term multifamily construction conditions despite expecting that costs will continue to increase. That’s the topline conclusion to be drawn…

Marin County Community Development Agency Issues Final Building Permit for 125-Unit Marinwood Apartments in San Rafael

Construction to begin on 125-unit affordable housing community Marin County, CA — An affordable housing development in unincorporated Marin has reached a significant milestone. The Marin County Community Development A…

Tenants fed up with living conditions at apartment complex in Hot Springs