Want to share feedback? Send us a text.Multifamily business models have evolved to focus on both resident opportunities and climate responsibility to make a difference in both the community and for residents. In this episode, Thomas Stanchak, director o

Want to share feedback? Send us a text.Americas Rental Housing 2024 report by the Joint Center for Housing Studies of Harvard University has found that although high volumes of new supply has come online, more renter households are cost burdened than eve

Want to share feedback? Send us a text.In this episode, we explore innovations to the affordable housing application and qualification process with Christine Wendell, co-founder and CEO of Pronto Housing. Pronto Housing is a software start-up with a missi

Want to share feedback? Send us a text.In this episode, we explore the human impact of multifamily development with Jamar Adams, founder of Essence Development. Essence is a social impact firm dedicated to bringing hope to affordable, workforce and mixed-

New York City is one of the most complex metro areas so our hosts invited Matthew Murphy, executive director at the NYU Furman Center, to shed some light on this market and its unique housing challenges.Chapter 1: 00:00 Composition of housing stock i

The conversation around energy efficiency has evolved to electrification and decarbonization. To demystify those processes, Corey Aber and Luba Kim-Reynolds invited Lisa Brylowski, senior vice president of ESG Management at Brookfield Real Estate to, to w

Our Multifamily Podcast team is snowed in at Pine Tree, Vermont! While they wait for facilities to come dig them out, the co-hosts discuss their resolutions, highlights from the year (including reaching 100K listeners) and more.Thank you to all our listen

Economic conditions appear to be moderating as we head into 2024, and expectations are for the multifamily market to see positive but weaker growth in the year ahead. Corey Aber and Sara Hoffmann invite Michael Donnelly, Multifamily research manager and c

In this episode, Corey Aber and Luba Kim-Reynolds welcome Claire Kramer-Mills from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York to the show. They dive into her teams research on decarbonization of affordable housing in the state and New York City, discussing the

Renters, particularly those of low income, are facing significant affordability challenges. In this episode, Corey Aber and Sara Hoffmann welcome back Kevin Burke, senior on the Multifamily Research team and lead author on the Rental Affordability Curve p