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Cortland Chief Economist Brad Dilllman: Multifamily’s Greatest Challenge is Supply

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By Meghan Hall The multifamily industry has proved its resiliency over the past couple of years, weathering many of the challenges posed by the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. However, in the future, the multifamily sector’s greatest challenge is one that comes from within. According to Cortland Chief Economist Brad Dillman, the industry’s dearth of supply amidst […]

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