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Multifamily Gets a Boost From Weakened Single-family Market.
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August 01, 2006 |
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Multifamily construction is holding up better during the housing slowdown than single-family construction. Prospective homebuyers with marginal finances are being forced to stay in apartments as mortgage rates rise and credit standards tighten; manufactured housing suppliers have not yet been able to capture any of these disappointed would-be homebuyers.
Continued job growth in a still strong economy is creating additional housing demand, which will be met largely by apartments. Some condo projects in the planning stages--even some already under construction--were switched to apartments.
Multifamily construction starts are expected to decline …
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Source: HighBeam Research, Multifamily Gets a Boost From Weakened Single-family Market.