Neighborhood Ventures Podcast

Hosts Bart Diehl and Carson Yogan break down key shifts in the Arizona real estate market and what they mean for investors.

In this episode:

Phoenix Demand Skyrockets: Record apartment absorption outpaces new supply for the first time since 2021, signaling rising rents and potential dividend growth.

Debt Distresses Great Assets: How rising interest rates are creating opportunities to buy high-occupancy properties at significant discounts.

Prescott's New Boom: The $262 billion TSMC plant is driving housing demand north, sparking new master-planned communities in Prescott.

Tune in for an insider's look at navigating today's commercial real estate landscape!

The macroeconomic landscape is shifting, but Arizona continues to prove its economic resilience. On this episode, the Neighborhood Ventures team covers three critical market trends and strategic investor tools:

• The Water Swap Solution: The truth behind Arizona's perceived water crisis and how an innovative desalination exchange with San Diego keeps future developments on track.

• #3 in the Nation for Jobs: Why the Phoenix metro area is outperforming national trends in job growth and what that means for upcoming apartment renter demand.

• The $19 Trillion Sideline: How to look past volatile stock markets and transition passive retirement funds into tangible real estate assets using a Self-Directed IRA.

The housing market is shifting, and builders are pulling back on new constructions. What does that mean for the future of multi-family real estate? On this episode, the Neighborhood Ventures team covers three critical market trends:

1. Single-Family Slowdown: Why rising costs and interest rates are pushing builders to pause.

2. The Phoenix Sports Boom: How year-round hosting and new stadiums impact local demand.

3. The $165B Industrial Path: TSMC's latest $20B injection into Arizona and how it's reshaping North Phoenix.

Bart and Jameson break down what's actually driving the performance of our Arizona portfolio right now—connecting the dots between regional real estate demand and practical asset management.

You'll hear about how NV is navigating the current macroeconomic landscape, maximizing property value through strategic value-add projects, a direct property-by-property status update to keep investors informed performance, and what these specific operational updates mean for investment returns.

Kyle, Bart, and Carson break down what's actually driving Arizona's growth right now—from major mixed-use redevelopments like the former Fiesta Mall to the state's top-tier migration trends. They connect the dots between population inflow, job growth, and real estate demand, and discuss what it all means for investors evaluating multifamily, infill, and large-scale transformational projects.

In Episode 198 of the Neighborhood Ventures podcast, Kiss My Assets, CEO Jamison Manwaring sits down with Tyler Bruggman of ABI Multifamily, part of one of the most active brokerage teams in Arizona. They discuss a recent Queen Creek apartment deal that drew heavy investor interest, why buyers are shifting toward newer vintage properties, and how supply, absorption, and interest rates are shaping the Phoenix multifamily market in 2026. Tyler also shares what ABI is seeing from buyers and sellers across the Valley—and why Phoenix continues to stand out as one of the strongest long-term multifamily investment markets in the country.

We just got back from the largest multifamily conference in the country — and the message from operators, lenders, and brokers was clear: the market is stabilizing, capital is active, and opportunity is shifting.

In this episode, we break down:

• National market sentiment • Why Phoenix continues to stand out • Where distress is creating buying opportunities • Oversupplied vs. recovering markets • How Neighborhood Ventures is adapting its strategy

This isn't hype — it's a real on-the-ground snapshot of multifamily heading into 2026.

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In this investor update episode of the Neighborhood Ventures Podcast, Bart Diehl sits down with CEO Jamison Manwaring to walk through major progress across several portfolio properties.

They break down how operational improvements, smart capital upgrades, and disciplined rent strategies are driving value at Venture on 52nd, Coulter, Country Club, and Lockett — including occupancy milestones, renovation plans, and long-term investment strategy.

From washer/dryer value-add math to Flagstaff market insights, this episode gives investors a transparent look at how Neighborhood Ventures is executing its business plan and positioning assets for future returns.

Neighborhood Ventures CEO Jason Manwaring joins co-host Kyle Macdonald to break down the biggest housing and multifamily trends heading into 2026. From Phoenix's shift into a more stable, normalized market to the surge in concessions across major Sun Belt cities, they explore what today's data is really telling investors. The episode also tackles the renewed debate around rent control—and why history shows it often backfires. If you want a clear, data-driven view of where multifamily is headed, this episode delivers.

In this episode of the Neighborhood Ventures Podcast, Bart Diehl sits down with Nick Jackson and Kyle Macdonald to break down why multifamily lending has surged 36% year-over-year and what it means for investors.

The team discusses the five consecutive quarters of rising lending activity, greater clarity in pricing, the wave of maturing loans hitting the market, and renewed willingness from lenders to underwrite deals after two years of volatility.

They also dive into why out-of-state firms from Chicago, LA, and New York are aggressively buying in Metro Phoenix—spanning value-add properties, Class A luxury, and ground-up development.

Finally, they unpack how Arizona's Opportunity Zones, massive federal investment, and Nvidia's announcement of U.S. chip manufacturing in Phoenix are reshaping long-term job growth, rental demand, and multifamily valuations across the Valley.

A packed episode for anyone watching Arizona real estate.