Tag: property management
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Free Rent Is Back — And That’s the Signal Too Many People Are Missing
This analysis from Daniel Kaufman real estate focuses on identifying U.S. markets where apartment concessions remain low due to supply constraints, zoning friction, and durable renter demand. As a real estate developer and investor, Daniel Kaufman evaluates where effective rents are holding, where oversupply has been avoided, and which cities present the strongest opportunities for…
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Waterville’s Comeback Was Not an Accident
Daniel Kaufman real estate news and analysis on Maine investing, examining how long-term institutional capital, thoughtful development, and anchor-driven revitalization are reshaping inland Maine cities like Waterville, and what it means for real estate investors, developers, and the future of Maine’s urban markets.
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The Fed’s December Cut: Implications Across the Wide Span of Our Markets
The Federal Reserve’s latest rate cut has become one of the most closely watched developments in the financial markets, and its implications for real estate are already driving significant conversation across the industry. In this edition of Daniel Kaufman Real Estate News, we break down what the Fed’s December action means for investors, developers, lenders,…
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Is a Housing Price Correction Coming? Why Analysts Are Split—and What the Data Really Says
The U.S. housing market is entering a pivotal phase as affordability reaches historic lows and analysts warn of a potential correction ahead. In this latest market analysis from Daniel Kaufman Real Estate, we break down the data behind rising concerns, including Zillow’s report that more than half of U.S. homes have lost value over the…
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The Office Market’s Uneven Recovery — and Where Kaufman Development Sees Opportunity
Real estate developer Daniel Kaufman analyzes the uneven recovery of the U.S. office market, highlighting rising vacancies, distressed assets, and emerging opportunities in adaptive reuse, conversions, and prime Class-A workspace. Learn where Kaufman Development and Kaufman Real Estate are targeting high-value investments in the next office cycle.
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The Government Shutdown Is Quietly Becoming a Multifamily Crisis
Real estate developer Daniel Kaufman analyzes how the prolonged U.S. government shutdown is evolving into a multifamily housing crisis. In this in-depth article on Daniel Kaufman Real Estate, he explains how HUD delays, stalled inspections, and frozen funding are disrupting affordable housing pipelines, jeopardizing LIHTC closings, and creating systemic risks for landlords and tenants alike.…
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The Cities That Are Driving America’s Population Boom
Written by Daniel Kaufman, this post explores how America’s population boom is being driven by fast-growing Southern and Sunbelt cities like Myrtle Beach, Houston, and Dallas. It breaks down key demographic trends shaping where people are moving—and what that means for developers, investors, and anyone tracking the next wave of real estate opportunity.
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U.S. Multifamily Market 2025: Cracks Emerging in a Market-by-Market Landscape
After several years of resilience, the multifamily housing market is showing its first real signs of cooling. While national occupancy remains strong, subtle shifts in rent growth and regional performance are signaling that this is no longer a one-size-fits-all story. Investors, developers, and property managers need to understand that apartment market trends in 2025 are…
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US Homebuilder Confidence Hits a Low, While Foreign Buyers Return
US homebuilder confidence has slipped again, falling to match the lowest level since 2022. The National Association of Home Builders/Wells Fargo Housing Market Index dipped one point to 32 in August, missing economists’ expectations of a slight uptick. On the ground, that decline isn’t just a number—it reflects the reality that many builders are struggling…
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Home Prices Are Falling in 33 Major Metros — But This Isn’t 2008. It’s the Correction We’ve Been Waiting For.
The headlines are starting to reflect what many of us in the business have been watching unfold for over a year now: home prices are dropping — and not just in one or two isolated markets. According to the latest data, 33 of the top U.S. metros have seen measurable declines since the peak in…
