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The Future of Housing Demand is Compact, Urban, and Transit-friendly

Demand will continue to rise for infill residential development that is less car-dependent, while consumers'desire could wane for isolated development in outlying suburbs, according to a new ULI report.

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  • The Future of Housing Demand is Compact, Urban, and Transit-friendly

    05-15-13

    Demand will continue to rise for infill residential development that is less car-dependent, while consumeers'desire could wane for isolated development in outlying suburbs, according to a new ULI report released at the ULI Spring Meeting in San Diego.

  • Home Values Near Transit Outperform

    05-07-13

    Homes near public transit retained their value better during the recession than their counterparts in auto-dependent areas, according to a recent study. What’s impressive is the extent of it: In five metropolitan areas, residential property values performed 42 percent better on average.

  • Real Estate Business Barometer: April 2013

    04-08-13

    Multifamily commercial transactions vaulted last month, even as all other sectors declined, but buyer appetite showed overall strength. The stall in employment growth and decline in unemployment rate does raise questions.

  • Real Estate Business Barometer: April 2013

    04-08-13

    Multifamily commercial transactions vaulted last month, even as all other sectors declined, but buyer appetite showed overall strength. The stall in employment growth and decline in unemployment rate does raise questions.

  • Real Estate Business Barometer: March 2013

    03-11-13

    Industrial and retail property sectors gathered steam as absorption vaulted; retail rents reversed their 4.5-year slide. Commercial property transactions calmed down following an impressive end-of-year spike, but buyer appetite otherwise showed strength.

  • Commission Calls for Winding Down Fannie and Freddie

    02-25-13

    A bipartisan housing commission is calling for the complete elimination of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, plus a more targeted Federal Housing Administration that returns to its roots. The panel further says it is time to recognize the country’s changing demographics by placing a stronger federal emphasis on rental housing.

  • How Will China’s New Leaders Handle Housing?

    02-13-13

    A campaign to cool the residential market reaches a point of inflection at a time of political transition.

  • Monday's Numbers: February 4, 2013

    02-04-13

    The Trepp survey for the most recent period showed spreads coming in a further 10-plus basis points as securitized and conventional lenders continue their war of attrition, compressing lending spreads in response to investors continuing to drive down yields on super-senior tranches of recent CMBS offerings.

  • ULI Real Estate Business Barometer -- February 2013

    02-04-13

    Buyer appetite for commercial property hit post-recession highs; permits and starts of all housing types continue to hit high notes; condominium sales are staging a strong comeback.

  • Monday's Numbers: January 28, 2013

    01-28-13

    Super-senior CMBS bonds are currently trading in the range of 72 basis points over ten-year interest rate swaps; half of what they were a year ago. According to ULI Senior Fellow Stephen Blank, spreads have narrowed to the point that securitized lenders are giving conventional, portfolio lenders a run for their money.

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