Prices for apartment properties rose again in 2014 as investors bought a larger volume of properties than they did even in 2007—the biggest year of the last real estate boom for apartments.
“Investor demand for multifamily has not wavered at all,” says David Young, managing director for JLL.
The market for apartment properties has matured well past the recovery from the Great Recession. Investors are looking beyond the safest core markets to find higher yields from their investment. They are also looking much more deeply into the individual details of the properties they buy—from the local employment outlook to parking in the neighborhood.
Read more...Record Sales Volume and High Prices for Apartments in 2014 | Multifamily content from National Real Estate Investor
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