Kyle Malnati's Calibrate Real Estate

In this podcast episode of Calibrate: a Real Estate Podcast, Kyle Malnati invited Scott Ratthbun back for a 3rd episode but this time as a keynote speaker before a live audience at a Mastermind Event for top Real Estate Agents in Colorado. Scott Rathbun is the President and Owner of Apartment Appraisers and Consultants (AA&C) . He discusses the current state of the housing market (both for sale and multifamily rentals) in the Denver Metro Area.

This episode provides valuable insights and data-driven analysis for real estate professionals and decision-makers in the Denver Metro Area, as they navigate the current market conditions and plan for the future.

• Vacancy decreased 115 basis points (bps), from 7.47% last quarter to 6.32%, down 7 bps YoY. Overall vacancy (including properties in lease-up) decreased 147 bps during the quarter to 9.46% and down 142 bps YoY.
• Absorption of conventional apartments increased from 2,783 units in 1Q 2026 to 6,760 units in 2Q 2026. The T12 absorption increased to 14,220 units, the highest T12 figure in the 22-year history of our survey.
• The demand for apartments remains high due to the increasing unaffordability of homeownership, leading to a delay in the transition from renting to owning.
• The apartment market has been overbuilt in year's past, resulting in rising vacancy rates and the need for landlords to offer significant concessions to attract tenants. These concessions are showing to be improving absorption and vacancy rates, but concessions still remain high.

Check out our last episode with Scott HERE: http://bit.ly/4pJhYqS

Calibrate Real Estate Podcast #201

In this episode of the Calibrate Real Estate Podcast, host Kyle Malnati sits down with Scott Rathbun, the President and Owner of Apartment Appraisers and Consultants (AANC), to discuss the current state of the apartment market in the Denver Metro Area.

This episode provides valuable insights and data-driven analysis for real estate professionals and decision-makers in the Denver Metro Area, as they navigate the current market conditions and plan for the future.

• The Denver Metro Area is experiencing a slowdown in population growth and employment, which are typically the key drivers of housing demand.
• The demand for apartments remains high due to the increasing unaffordability of homeownership, leading to a delay in the transition from renting to owning.
• The apartment market has been overbuilt, resulting in rising vacancy rates and the need for landlords to offer significant concessions to attract tenants.
• The decline in rents is impacting the affordable housing market, as market-rate rents are now competing with subsidized affordable units.
• The development pipeline is shrinking, which could lead to a future shortage of new apartment supply and a potential resurgence in rent growth.
• Investors and developers should closely monitor the market trends and be prepared to adjust their strategies accordingly.
• Renters may have more negotiating power in the short term, but the long-term outlook suggests the potential for a tightening market and rising rents.
• Policymakers and affordable housing advocates should consider ways to incentivize the development of affordable units to mitigate the impact of the market-rate rent competition.

In this episode, Kyle Malnati interviews Jocelyn Vas, the Chief Knowledge Officer of a real estate technology company called Final Offer. Vas explains how Final Offer is disrupting the traditional home buying and selling process by providing real-time alerts whenever an offer is made on a property. This brings much-needed transparency that has been lacking in the industry, allowing both agents and consumers to have the same information at the same time.

Vas emphasizes that Final Offer is not meant to replace real estate agents, but rather empower them with better data and tools to serve their clients more effectively. She shares how the company's founder, who is also an agent, created Final Offer out of frustration with buyers missing out on properties and sellers potentially leaving money on the table due to a lack of visibility into the offer process. Voss believes embracing innovative technologies like this is crucial for agents to survive and thrive in the evolving real estate landscape.

In this episode of the Calibrate Real Estate Podcast, host Kyle Malnati speaks with Jeff Bemis of 1031 Specialists about how investors can move beyond traditional 1031 exchanges into 721 exchanges, unlocking access to institutional-grade REIT portfolios for greater diversification, professional management, and tax advantages. This podcast highlights why these strategies often resonate with aging landlords seeking passive income and liquidity, while also underscoring timeless lessons in disciplined investing, risk management, and the power of consistent relationship-building in business.

Join us as we talk about the 2025 Denver property tax assessments with Keith Erffmeyer. Keith's presentation explains the process of how property taxes are determined, specific dates and deadlines to know and why they're important. Keith Erffmeyer has worked with the city of Denver for 30 years and is very knowledgable about the property taxes. He takes us through the entire process and may answer many questions you might have about your 2025 property tax assessment.

In this episode we invited Denver County's Assessor, Keith Erffmeyer, to join the podcast. Keith has served as Denver County's Assessor since 2014. This week we discuss how residential real property is valued and best practices for protesting your valuation. Keith goes over everything apartment owners need to know about property taxes and the valuation process and presents a preview of 2023 assessments for Central Denver apartment buildings. This presentation was specifically tailored for Central Denver Apartment owners.

The City and County of Denver has now implimented a mandatory landlord licensing program that went into effect at the beginning of the year. Did you meet the deadline? Have you heard about the licensing program? We are here to answer all your questions and give you a complete overview of Denver's new mandatory Residential Rental License Program.

Kyle Malnati and Sam Bretz graciously hosted a live presentation with Nicole Kim, the Residential Rental Property License Program Manager for the City and County of Denver's Department of Excise and Licenses. The event was held for local multifamily landlords who were interested in learning about the new licensing rules and regulations set forth by the City and County of Denver. The information Nicole provided was truly amazing and was followed up by a Q&A session. We decided that it would be valuable to publish an overview of the PowerPoint presentation with Kyle Malnati and Nicole Kim, to review the information provided and learn about this new licensing program.

This podcast covers: Residential Rental Property Definitions Residential Rental Program Policy Goals Important Dates, Property Information Inspector Qualifications Inspections Inspection Requirements Reinspections Conducting Inspections Application Resources Application Application and License Fees License Issuance How to Stay Informed and Contact Information

10 Reasons to Consider DSTS Inland Private Capital Corporation (IPC) is the industry leader in offering replacement properties, typically through a Delaware Statutory Trust (DST), for Section 1031 exchange transactions, as well as quality, multiple-owner real estate solutions. Here are 10 reasons to consider DSTs in a live presentation with Brian Lang

10 Reasons to Consider DSTS Inland Private Capital Corporation (IPC) is the industry leader in offering replacement properties, typically through a Delaware Statutory Trust (DST), for Section 1031 exchange transactions, as well as quality, multiple-owner real estate solutions. Here are 10 reasons to consider DSTs.