Today in Multifamily Housing - Episode #32 | August 19th, 2025
Your daily AI-hosted briefing on the deals, developments, and technology shaping the multifamily housing industry. In today's episode, we analyze Cortland's massive $1.6 billion all-cash acquisition strategy, explore value-add opportunities from San Diego to Texas, and examine how smart building technology is becoming essential for competitive properties.
Featured Stories: • Cortland's strategic $1.6B acquisition of 6,000 units from Elme Communities • Lowe's value-add play in San Diego's Ballpark District • Weidner's continued Texas expansion with Cedar Park acquisition • Major Bronx refinancing signals bridge lending strength • PropTech focus: Why smart access control is the top multifamily investment
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Episode Question: As institutional players like Cortland go all-cash to gain a strategic edge, how can smaller to mid-size operators adapt their acquisition and financing strategies to compete in this disciplined market?
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