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Despite a generally flat March for pricing of commercial property, prices recovered to mid-2003 levels in the first quarter as improving fundamentals and liquidity causing a broadening of the recovery into non-core commercial real estate and secondary markets, according to this month's CoStar Commercial Repeat Sale Indices (CCRSI) report.
At this rate it will be 2006 in ten short years. Oprah sells her Chicago condo for about 1/2 of what she paid. say $3,000,000 on $6,000,000 cost plus extra shoe closets.
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Sunday, February 19, 2012
Jeff Hayward, Senior VP, Fannie Mae Multifamily Division
MHN INTERVIEW: Jeff Hayward, Senior VP, Fannie Mae Multifamily Division
Features, Finance/Investment, Headline News, National, News, Spotlight On Feb 17, 2012Washington, D.C.—Ken Bacon, the current vice president of the Fannie Mae multifamily division, is soon retiring, and it was recently announced that Jeff Hayward, a 25-year Fannie Mae veteran, would be taking over the position as senior vice president. Most recently, Hayward was head of the Fannie Mae National Servicing Organization, where he managed relationships with single-family servicers and oversaw foreclosure prevention efforts.
Hayward recently spoke with MHN about his new role, and what he foresees for multifamily.
MHN: Congratulations on your new role. What are some of the plans you have for the position?
Hayward: I’ve been with the company 25 years, and it is a distinct pleasure and honor to run the multifamily business. We last year helped finance 422,000 units of multifamily housing. My plan right now is to bring as much liquidity to the market as we can bring, keep up all the things that are part of our charter, which is to provide affordability and stability to the market. That’s really our charge, that’s why folks who work for me come to work every day, to make sure you’re fulfilling that mission that you’re supposed to do. I’m excited about that opportunity to do that.
MHN: What do you plan to do differently from your predecessor?
Hayward: My predecessor Ken Bacon did an awesome job before I came, and I’m ever grateful and thankful for what he did. I don’t plan to change much because the things that we were doing hold true, which is, you’re in the market every day making sure that you can finance apartments as they are created or refurbished. That’s not going to change, and you’re there no matter whether or not the market is up or down. That’s a tenant of the business—the steady stream—and we just won’t be changing that.
MHN: Recently there’s been some uncertainty with Fannie Mae. Do you think that’s affecting lenders right now?
Hayward: There are a lot of things that I just flat-out can’t control. And one of the things I can’t control is how others who are not here view us. The only thing we can control is what we deliver to the market, so if we’re there for lenders and we do our part, we can deliver. There’s going to be speculation right now, just because that’s the environment we’re in, but I can’t control it.
MHN: Has the rate of employees leaving Fannie Mae increased because of the uncertainty?
Hayward: I can only specifically talk about the multifamily division, which I run, and it’s been remarkable. People are so energized by the work we do. I haven’t had that problem. I don’t think our turnover rates have been any different than what they’ve been historically. This is a business that finances mostly to people that are at or below median income, so the intrinsic value of serving the market—knowing that’s part of your job, it’s not just profit making—I think that’s a reason why people are inspired and they’re staying in multifamily. I can’t speak for the whole company, but for my division, people have a purpose, and they know it.
MHN: Do you think multifamily will continue to be a steady industry?
Hayward: So the fundamentals of multifamily are, when you’re in a good situation in terms of employment improving, and when the demographics work—meaning people have a job in the 25 to 34 demographic, which is a heavy rental demographic—those people will be out looking for apartments to rent. I think things bode well for the multifamily business. There have not been as many new apartment units started in the last several years, and in the next couple of years there aren’t as many planned to be started, so you’re going to have some of the tension of dynamic supply and demand. There will be more demand, and I think the supply is ample, and that balance should be there over the next couple of years. Whether it’s there or not, I don’t know, but it looks like it’s going to be there.
MHN: Is there anything you’d like to add?
Hayward: Multifamily at Fannie Mae is important, and I can’t emphasize enough, because I get to work with these people, the folks here come to work every day in the multifamily division, the 400+ people, they couldn’t be happier about the jobs they have to do. I didn’t have to come in and do much motivation; folks are just on fire about the mission we have here.
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Thursday, February 16, 2012
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Apartment sector upswing lets Amli put third local project on the drawing board - News - Crain's Chicago Business
With big apartment developments already under way in River North and Evanston, Amli Residential is working up plans for its third local one, a two-tower 398-unit project in the South Loop.
Amli CEO Greg Mutz confirms that the Chicago-based developer has signed a contract to buy the 3.5-acre site at the southwest corner of Clark and Polk streets, where it would build the project, just north of a 440-unit apartment building it owns.
“We really want to start this thing this year,” Mr. Mutz says. “We think the South Loop has a lot of upside.”
Amli is buying the property from AvalonBay Communities Inc., which had planned on building as many as 1,000 apartments on the parcel but backed off after the real estate market crashed in 2008.
The good times have returned to the apartment sector, allowing Amli and other landlords to hike rents as their buildings have filled up. And a building boom is well under way, with Amli starting construction last fall on a 409-unit tower in River North and a 214-unit project in north suburban Evanston.
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Equity Residential aced out of Archstone stake - News - Crain's Chicago Business
Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. closed on the purchase of a $1.325 billion stake in real estate group Archstone, raising its total stake in the sought-after apartment company to 73.5 percent, according to a regulatory filing made public on Monday.
Lehman's purchase sidelined real estate group Equity Residential, which had also sought to buy the 26.5 percent stake in the company from part-owners Bank of America Corp. and Barclays PLC. Lehman had already owned 47 percent of the company.
Read more: http://www.chicagorealestatedaily.com/article/20120123/CRED03/120129940/equity-residential-aced-out-of-archstone-stake#ixzz1kK3w815B
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Hoicka, the next executive director, said he's fully aware of what he's getting into.
"There have been problems in the past," he said, "but we have a future here, and it's a good future."
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Laura Feldman, a spokeswoman for HUD's Chicago office, referred questions to a spokeswoman in Washington, who did not return a message seeking comment.
The latest investigation is far from the agency's first run-in with HUD.
In March, DuPage County Chairman Dan Cronin forced the resignation of the agency's former executive director and all seven of its board members after HUD's inspector general issued an audit, ordering the housing authority to repay $10.75 million in misused tax money.
DuPage was directed to give that money back to its Section 8 housing program because it failed to properly document whether many tenants were eligible to get subsidized rent. It also was cited for making inappropriate credit card purchases, failing to allow competition for projects and, in some cases, overpaying benefits.
HUD officials in Chicago and the DuPage Housing Authority's new board continue to work on resolving the agency's accounting and administrative problems so it can be deemed in compliance by year's end, Feldman said.
"This is an arduous, very complicated, messy situation," she said. "We're still working with DuPage to clean it up."
Tuesday, January 3, 2012
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Due to the current state of capital markets for multifamily finance, HUD has issued new standards for underwriting large multifamily transactions. The intent of the notice is to address the increased risk to the insurance fund presented by loans above $25M or over 150 units. The Housing Notice spells out underwriting standards that will be applicable to such loans in regards to Debt Service Coverage Ratio (DSCR), Loan to Cost Ratio (LTCR), Loan to Value Ratio (LTVR), funding for Initial Operating Deficit (IOD) and Debt Service Reserve (DSR), in addition to other underwriting and credit requirements for such loans.
Highlights:
- Increased DSC test and lower LTVs for new construction or sub rehab loans over $40M and over $50M for refis or purchases (223fs)
- Increases IODs for new construction or sub rehab loans over $25M
- Principal's net worth must be at lease 20% of the loan amount with liquid assets equal to at least 7.5% of the loan amount
- Release of any cash out proceeds for the excess value of the property contributed for a new construction or substantial rehabilitation development must not occur until the completed project has operated at breakeven occupancy for 12 consecutive months.
The new standards contained in this Housing Notice will not apply to:
a) loans below the size/unit thresholds,
b) refinancing loans processed under Section 223(a)(7),
c) refinancing or substantial rehabilitation loans for properties with rental assistance contracts covering 90% or more of the property’s units,
d) the insurance programs administered by the Office of Healthcare Programs (LEAN)
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