Mario Marroquin is a periodista at various media outlets, including The Journal News Media Group and Crain's Chicago Business. He focuses on construction and real estate, finance, and social issues, often exploring the intersections of these themes in New York City. Mario's work has been featured in notable publications such as the Corning Leader and GlobeSt.com.
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Mario's coverage heavily focuses on the real estate industry, particularly in New York City. His articles often include private sector announcements and press releases, indicating a preference for stories related to deals, developments, and market trends within the local real estate sector.
Given Mario's focus on private sector announcements and data citations, he may be interested in pitches that offer exclusive insights into upcoming real estate deals or provide access to proprietary data relevant to New York City's real estate market.
Furthermore, his frequent coverage of foreclosure-related topics suggests potential interest in expert opinions or insider perspectives on distressed properties and their impact on the local housing market.
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Multifamily construction slows due to high costs and uncertainty.
However, cities in the Midwest remain more manageable in terms of costs.
The decline in commercial property insurance premiums in the second quarter of 2024 signals a shift in the industry’s trajectory, breaking a seven-year streak of steady rate hikes. According to a new report from the Insurance Information Institute, this change in premiums reflects the beginning of a new paradigm in pricing, driven by evolving market dynamics and risk recalibration.
While the multifamily market is poised for moderate growth driven by rising rents in 2025, the extent of growth will vary across regions. Following several years of strong demand, the sector is expected to enter the new year in solid shape, supported by a growing economy, robust consumer spending, and a favorable employment outlook, according to a sector report from Yardi Matrix.
By: Mario Marroquin
Proceeds from the fund will finance 13 multifamily properties across eight states.
Multifamily debt originations continue to fuel growth in the real estate credit space.
By: Mario Marroquin
After three Fed rate cuts, Colliers forecasts a 25%-33% increase in transaction volume, led by industrial properties and CMBS.
Despite broader economic uncertainty, the retail investment market is finding pockets of growth.
However, cities in the Midwest remain more manageable in terms of costs.
Gen Z entering the workforce and persistent affordability challenges bode well.
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