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Join hosts Alex and Ben as they break down the top multifamily housing news from July 25, 2025. In this episode, they explore the growing divide in the rental market, with luxury properties offering deep concessions while independent landlords struggle with a 24-month decline in on-time rent payments.
The hosts analyze JPMorgan's massive $243.5 million acquisition of the Riverbank tower in Manhattan and Esen's ambitious $1.5 billion three-tower development on the Jersey City waterfront. They also examine June's surprising 30% surge in multifamily starts (while explaining why the numbers might be misleading) and discuss HUD's takeover of the Atlantic City Housing Authority following years of mismanagement affecting 1,200 residents.
Sponsor Message:
This episode is brought to you by Sunrise Signs, where every sign tells a story — including yours.
If you're a multifamily developer, you already know how messy signage can get when it's left to the last minute — missed deadlines, failed inspections, and signs that don't reflect your vision.
That's why Sunrise Signs created The Developer Sign-Off Package™ — a 100% done-for-you signage system designed to get you to your Certificate of Occupancy without surprises.
From code-critical unit IDs to custom monument signs, we map every sign to your blueprints, generate a full scope and message schedule, and coordinate with your entire team — so there's no last-minute chaos, just a seamless path to project completion.
Want signage that supports your timeline and reflects your property's value? Visit sunrisesigns.com to get started.
Join us for this insightful analysis of today's complex multifamily housing market and consider our thought-provoking question: Are we witnessing a permanent hollowing out of the middle rental market as the industry increasingly splits between luxury and affordable segments?
Episode Description
Join hosts Alex and Ben as they break down the top multifamily housing news from July 25, 2025. In this episode, they explore the growing divide in the rental market, with luxury properties offering deep concessions while independent landlords struggle with a 24-month decline in on-time rent payments.
The hosts analyze JPMorgan's massive $243.5 million acquisition of the Riverbank tower in Manhattan and Esen's ambitious $1.5 billion three-tower development on the Jersey City waterfront. They also examine June's surprising 30% surge in multifamily starts (while explaining why the numbers might be misleading) and discuss HUD's takeover of the Atlantic City Housing Authority following years of mismanagement affecting 1,200 residents.
Sponsor Message:
This episode is brought to you by Sunrise Signs, where every sign tells a story — including yours.
If you're a multifamily developer, you already know how messy signage can get when it's left to the last minute — missed deadlines, failed inspections, and signs that don't reflect your vision.
That's why Sunrise Signs created The Developer Sign-Off Package™ — a 100% done-for-you signage system designed to get you to your Certificate of Occupancy without surprises.
From code-critical unit IDs to custom monument signs, we map every sign to your blueprints, generate a full scope and message schedule, and coordinate with your entire team — so there's no last-minute chaos, just a seamless path to project completion.
Want signage that supports your timeline and reflects your property's value? Visit sunrisesigns.com to get started.
Join us for this insightful analysis of today's complex multifamily housing market and consider our thought-provoking question: Are we witnessing a permanent hollowing out of the middle rental market as the industry increasingly splits between luxury and affordable segments?