Recap with Brandon Roth

Ep. 12 - Multifamily Market in 2026 (IPA - Alex Tartaglia)

41 min · 7. feb. 2026
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Alex Tartaglia is part of IPA's multifamily investment sales team in Northern California. They've sold approximately 50% of all institutional multifamily sales in the Bay Area over the past 10 years, including $2B in 2025.  Our conversation covered many topics, such as: - 2025 recap & what's driving more sale transactions - Buyer profiles and target returns - How NOAH deals work  (Property Tax Welfare Exemption) - Submarkets in highest demand - Property performance trends  - Demand drivers in the Bay Area - Undewriting (rent growth, exit caps, etc.)  - Acquisition financing  - NMHC recap - Rent-to-income ratios - 2026 forecast If you have any questions, please send me an email at brandon.roth@ipausa.com.

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Eric Smith is a CMBS loan originator at Deutsche Bank. Over the past 28 years, he has closed more than 1,300 CMBS loans.  Our conversation covered many topics, including: - What is CMBS and how does it work? - Why is there a higher concentration of multifamily in CMBS pools today? - What's the role and impact of CMBS rating agencies? - Why is Fitch the primary rating agency? - What is a B-piece? - History of CMBS (1.0 vs. today) - Is CMBS becoming more borrower-friendly post-closing? - What are the most common asset types for CMBS?  - What are the typical loan sizes, leverage, and pricing? - What are the primary benefits for a borrower? - Takeaways from MBA CREF in San Diego If you have any questions, please send me an email at brandon.roth@ipausa.com. Check out www.crecapitalinsights.com for my weekly capital markets newsletter.

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