Insights
The Graying Goldrush: Why Seniors Housing May Be the Standout CRE Sector in 2026
Demographic tailwinds, limited new supply, and rising occupancy are creating one of the most compelling risk‑adjusted return profiles in commercial real estate The U.S. seniors…
July 14, 2022
Be Berkadia Spotlight Series: Heather Young
On today’s Be Berkadia Spotlight Series, Heather Young shares what advice she’d give to the younger version of herself.
June 23, 2022
Housing Supply Action Plan Brings New Opportunities to Affordable Housing
Berkadia’s Marge Novak, SVP and Head of Capital Markets, breaks down the recent Housing Supply Action Plan.
June 14, 2022
Metro of the Month: San Diego
Berkadia Research breaks down San Diego’s current market and what’s to come.
June 9, 2022
Be Berkadia Spotlight Series: Max Ojert
On today’s Be Berkadia Spotlight series, Max Ojert, Financial Statements Analyst, we learn more about his role and how Berkadia continues to push him forward.
June 7, 2022
Leading the Charge: The Evolving SFR/BFR Market
Jeff Coles, VP of Institutional Client Services at Berkadia, breaks down the evolving single-family rental and build-for-rent market.
May 19, 2022
Be Berkadia Spotlight Series: Heather Culver
On today’s Be Berkadia Spotlight Series, Heather Culver, real estate analyst, sits down to discuss how she got in the industry.
May 17, 2022
Multifamily Housing Stronger Than Ever
Dori Nolan, Berkadia SVP – Client Services, and Berkadia Research go over Q1 findings and what they mean for multifamily housing.
May 12, 2022
Be Berkadia Spotlight Series: Shreya Sangam
On today’s Be Berkadia Spotlight Series, we shine light on Shreya Sangam, Release Train Engineer, Innovation Technology.
May 10, 2022
Small Multifamily Investors: Taking Advantage of The Value of Optionality and Rate Locking
Josh Bodin, Berkadia’s SVP Securities Training, sits down to discuss how small multifamily investors can excel in this ever-changing market.
May 5, 2022
Metro of the Month: Indianapolis
In today’s Metro of the Month, we dive into Indianapolis’ exceeded absorption, occupancy and rent growth quarterly projections.
