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The Multifamily Sector Faces Impending Debt Maturities

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By The Registry Staff With the current focus primarily on office property loans, it is important not to overlook the mounting debt maturity within the multifamily sector in the coming years. While multifamily assets have traditionally been regarded as relatively safe investments, recent instances of loan defaults on multifamily portfolios, such as the foreclosure of […]

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