Rental-shoe-dropping silence
Rental-shoe-dropping silence. The sound you are not hearing is the other shoe dropping regarding the local rental housing market. For several years, even some industry leaders have been projecting that Denver’s bull market for rental units was going to run out of steam. With an apartment crane seemingly on every block, overbuilding would lead to…
Kris Oppermann Stern
July 16, 2018Multifamily conference coming March 8
Multifamily mystery. Stock market volatility. Interest rates rising. Tax law changes. These are just three macroeconomic variables that could impact the multifamily market in the Denver area as well as the nation. The impacts of this trifecta of changes are likely to be topics touched upon by more than a dozen experts who will address…
Kris Oppermann Stern
February 15, 20181031 exchanges may be axed by Trump’s tax plan
Riki Hashimoto’s phone was ringing off the hook late last week. Anxious investors had one question for the commercial real estate broker after President Donald Trump released his still skeletal outline for tax reform last Wednesday: “Are 1031 exchanges going away?” While a lot of media ink was devoted to things like the proposed 15…
Kris Oppermann Stern
May 1, 20171031 exchanges may be axed by Trump’s tax plan
Riki Hashimoto’s phone was ringing off the hook late last week. Anxious investors had one question for the commercial real estate broker after President Donald Trump released his still skeletal outline for tax reform last Wednesday: “Are 1031 exchanges going away?” While a lot of media ink was devoted to things like the proposed 15…
Kris Oppermann Stern
May 1, 2017Multifamily run not over, Hawks says
Last year was the Year of the Monkey, according to the Chinese zodiac. But in Denver, 2016 was the Year of the Multifamily. The multifamily industry in the Denver area was one for the record books last year. More than $4.5 billion in apartments traded hands in 2016, according to Jeff Hawks, vice chairman of…
Kris Oppermann Stern
March 8, 2017