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The demand for multifamily has exploded since 2020, and today we are joined by the imperial Peter Linneman to discuss what this means for 2023 and beyond. Boasting an impressive resume, Peter is the Founding Principal of Linneman Associates, a former Wharton professor, and a distinguished author, among many other traits. He gives us his take on the current multifamily conditions and how he sees these playing out in 2023, touching on the lenders’ strike, interest rates, construction costs, and the capital market. We discuss how nimbyism affects housing, why The Federal Reserve (Fed) and consumers are at war, how labor impacts construction costs, and what the housing shortfall could look like in 2023. Finally, Peter explains why COVID could be the reason for the surge in multifamily demand, what the ‘I care’ market is looking for, his most and least favored market picks for the year, and when he believes the Fed will lower interest rates. 

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Peter Linneman on LinkedIn

Peter Linneman on Twitter

Linneman Associates 

Rockefeller Group 

Real Estate Finance and Investments 

The Linneman Letter 

Real Estate Finance Textbook 

The Great Age Reboot

Wharton 

A. Alfred Taubman 

SAM Elimu Charity

Asset Management Mastery Facebook Group

Break of Day Capital
Break of Day Capital Instagram

Break of Day Capital Youtube

Gary Lipsky on LinkedIn