The Data Derived from our Managed Portfolio

The Data Derived from our Managed Portfolio

As one of the largest third-party property management companies across the US, we have unique insights into what residents think of their apartments, why they are staying, why they may leave, and how those trends are evolving. On this episode, Kevin Charcut, a Cushman & Wakefield Executive Managing Director for Multifamily Asset Services, interviews Sam Tenenbaum, Head of Multifamily Insights about key findings gained from data gathered across our managed portfolio. They discuss renewals, concessions, rents, and the 'why' driving these data points.

East vs West Management Trends

Erinn Cassidy and Greg Mark discuss how apartment property management is different in the west and eastern regions they respectively oversee. While both agree that their teams are best in class, they talk about the differences in population, building, and amenity trends in their regions and the regulatory and financial differences they both encounter. Sam Tenenbaum also asks about how they see the market changing and how the role of property managers continues to evolve.

The Power of Property Management

A special summer issue of Cushman & Wakefield's Multifamily Minute featuring a video filmed at our annual meeting of multifamily property managers. In this episode, Katya Watson and Mark Degraff, both Managing Directors on our Asset Services team, talk with Sam Tenenbaum. They discuss the role onsite property managers play in the lives of residents and the success of apartment buildings, as well as how building trends and uses have evolved over the past few years and how they differ between regions.

Analyzing the Impact of Current Events

In the conclusion of Season 1, Cushman & Wakefield's Chief Economist, Kevin Thorpe, sits down with Sam Tenenbaum, Head of Multifamily Insights for Cushman & Wakefield, to discuss how hot topics in the news could impact the multifamily commercial real estate market. They analyze the impact of tariffs, proposed and enacted, as well as how changing immigration rates, and increased enforcement, could impact the multifamily sector. Both of them also lay out their predictions and forecasts for the economy and commercial real estate in 2025.

Financing Multifamily Investments

With frequent changes in the strength of the stock market and federal interest rates, the debt markets have been in similar flux. Blake Okland and Alex Basile break down what the acronym EDSF stands for, how clients are navigating these changing markets, and what might be on the horizon this year.