This week, HFO Investment Real Estate's research analysts dig into: 

• Apartment sales volume drops 17% in 2022
• Will multifamily have a soft landing in 2023?
• Multifamily starts up in 2022 to highest levels the since '80s
• Labor, material, and land prices may ease in 2023

This week:

• MBA Projects Drop in Multifamily Mortgage Financing in 2023, Strong Rebound in 2024
• Fourth-Quarter Property Sales Post Worst Slowdown Since the Great Recession
• Despite Interest Rates, Multifamily Lending Continued to Grow in 2022

This week: Leasing remains soft, as rents continue to fall, small signs point to increasing delinquency rates, and apartment transactions are falling.

HFO founding partner and broker Greg Frick talks to Andrea Bell, executive director of Oregon Housing & Community Services (OHCS), about the agency's 2023 legislative agenda and the "audacious and appropriate" proposed budget that is the largest request in OHCS history. 

This week: The multifamily construction boom is fading, Fannie and Freddie buy fewer multifamily loans as property sales fall, Voters say YES to affordable housing, and apartment sales in brisk quarter for Portland, Oregon.

This week: Rents remain flat in September, will there be a recession Q4 2022?, and U.S. apartment sales outpace last year despite higher interest rates. 

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This month on HFO-TV, we spoke to Nolan Gray, research director for California YIMBY and author of Arbitrary Lines: How Zoning Broke the American City and How to Fix It.

Nolan joins HFO Broker Aaron Kirk Douglas to discuss his new book and the history and role of zoning in where we live and work. Find Arbitrary Lines on Amazon or the publisher's website, islandpress.org/books/arbitrary-lines.