by Joe Stampone | Feb 20, 2021 | Development, Innovation, Multifamily, Technology
There is a lot of conversation within the multifamily real estate development community about the size and layout of unit types. For years, the average size of apartments was trending downward as developers favored density to achieve higher rents per square foot to...
by Joe Stampone | Feb 7, 2021 | Market News, Multifamily
My recent post, things don’t stay good forever, was intended to serve as a reminder that even when things are good, fundamentals matter. It was not a bearish take on multifamily. In fact, I’m as bullish multifamily real estate today as I’ve ever been. Dr. Peter...
by Joe Stampone | Jan 18, 2021 | Multifamily, Start a Company
One of the great things about sharing my thoughts in a public is that I have a record of how I was thinking about things at specific points in time. I can easily revisit old posts to see how wrong (often) or right (10 predictions for multifamily in 2020) I was. Today,...
by Joe Stampone | Dec 9, 2020 | Development, Innovation, Multifamily
At Atlas, we focus primarily on value-add workforce housing. One of the most attractive aspects of the asset class is that it’s difficult to add new supply. Capped supply + growing demand = outsized income growth and price appreciation! But just how capped is supply...
by Joe Stampone | Oct 2, 2020 | Market News, Multifamily
Multifamily as an asset class has performed well since the onset of COVID, especially Class B and C properties. As of the end of Q2, occupancy and rents were more or less flat. This is staggering when you consider employment was down 11.5 million jobs and the Q2 GDP...
by Joe Stampone | Sep 11, 2020 | Asset Management, Market News, Multifamily
If you work in multifamily real estate (especially workforce housing), you’ve probably spent a lot of your time recently monitoring collections, modifying payment procedures, and working with delinquent residents. You’ve been closely tracking the various eviction...
