In this episode of Multiple Perspectives, Daniel Brereton discusses the current trends in New York City's multifamily real estate market, highlighting the sector's resilience amid higher interest rates and economic uncertainty. He explores the exciting opportunities emerging from distressed asset acquisitions as rising rates and valuation corrections present significant discounts. Daniel also provides insights into why demand for rental housing in NYC remains strong and how investors can benefit from entering the market during this transitional phase. This episode is a must-listen for investors looking for value-driven strategies in one of the tightest rental markets in the U.S.

• NYC Multifamily Market Overview:

  • Resilience of NYC’s multifamily sector despite higher interest rates.
  • Historic low vacancy rates (around 2.5%) and ongoing housing demand post-pandemic.

• Distressed Acquisitions in NYC:

  • Rising interest rates leading to valuation corrections of 20% to 40%.
  • Opportunities created as some investors exit the market, opening the door for new investments.
  • EquityMultiple’s involvement in off-market deals, including a recent acquisition at a 50% discount.

• Strong Market Fundamentals:

  • High rental demand far outstripping supply, especially in prime areas like Manhattan.
  • Forecasted long-term property value increases despite short-term market cooling.

• Why Now is a Great Time to Invest:

  • Current flattening of rents might signal future acceleration, boosting property values.
  • Unique value-driven investment opportunities during this transitional period.

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