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GSEs’ 2021 Lending Caps Double Down on Affordable Housing

November 19, 2020

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By: Gerson

Half of the 2021 multifamily lending caps for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac will be dedicated to affordable housing. Read full article here:...

What Real Estate Could Expect From the Next Administration

November 12, 2020

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By: Gerson

Industry experts are keeping an eye on affordable housing, pandemic relief and other hot topics. By Gail Kalinoski – originally published 11/12/2020 at...

US Multifamily Originations to Decline 20 to 41 Percent in 2020, Says Freddie Mac

August 5, 2020

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By: Gerson

Original article published here: https://rebusinessonline.com/freddie-mac-annual-multifamily-originations-to-decline-20-to-41-percent-in-2020/ WASHINGTON, D.C. — In its midyear multifamily outlook report, Freddie Mac...

HUD/Census: Nearly Half of Rental Units Are in Small Multifamily Properties

June 16, 2020

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By: Gerson

Nearly half of the nation’s 48.2 million rental housing units are in properties with less than five units, HUD and the U.S. Census Bureau reported. For these small rental properties…Read full story here:...

Calabria Eyes GSE Privatization by 2022, but Experts Are Skeptical

February 28, 2020

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By: Gerson

The Federal Housing Finance Agency director pledged to minimize disruption to the residential and multifamily mortgage markets. Read the full article from Multi-Housing News here:...

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Category: Alerts

GSEs’ 2021 Lending Caps Double Down on Affordable Housing

What Real Estate Could Expect From the Next Administration

US Multifamily Originations to Decline 20 to 41 Percent in 2020, Says Freddie Mac

HUD/Census: Nearly Half of Rental Units Are in Small Multifamily Properties

Calabria Eyes GSE Privatization by 2022, but Experts Are Skeptical

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