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Multifamily Review Podcast

Multifamily Review Podcast

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Data in one hand, coffee in the other. Welcome to 'The Multifamily Review' by J Turner Research, where we delve into the multifamily industry with a blend of curiosity and insight. Hosted by Marcus Armstrong, a multifamily aficionado with an inquisitive mind, we're not just decoding trending data—we're questioning it. Economie
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  • The Algorithm Knows: How AI is Changing the Rental Landscape
    Sep 29 2026
    AI is changing how renters evaluate apartments, and star ratings no longer tell the whole story. In this episode of *The Multifamily Review*, Marcus Armstrong breaks down findings from J Turner Research’s sixth Internet Adventure Study, including how renters are using AI to build shortlists, compare communities, identify red flags, and even override strong star ratings. For multifamily operators, the message is clear: your property is being summarized by AI, and your operational reality, reviews, and management responses all shape that verdict.
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    10 min
  • Jackson Hole Could Change Multifamily’s Next 12 Months
    Aug 18 2026
    The Federal Reserve is heading into Jackson Hole with an unusually difficult mix of economic signals. The latest jobs report showed a net decline in payrolls alongside significant downward revisions to prior months, suggesting the labor market has been weaker than previously understood. At the same time, inflation remains above the Fed’s target, leaving policymakers caught between protecting employment and preventing another acceleration in prices. For multifamily operators, the debate is more than a macroeconomic story. Kevin Warsh’s first Jackson Hole address as Fed chair could influence long-term rates, mortgage pricing, refinancing conditions, acquisition activity, and the viability of new construction. A signal that rates will remain on hold could ease pressure on capital stacks and potentially bring buyers and sellers closer together. Keeping a rate hike on the table could extend the uncertainty facing borrowers with floating-rate debt and near-term maturities. In this episode of The Multifamily Review, Marcus Armstrong lays out three possible paths for Warsh at Jackson Hole and the practical steps operators can take before the Fed provides its next signal. The takeaway is not to bet on one outcome, but to know your exposure, stress-test your assumptions, and be prepared to move when the financing window changes.
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    12 min
  • The 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act: What It Means for Multifamily
    Jul 21 2026
    The 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act is officially law, marking one of the most significant federal housing policy developments in decades. In this episode of The Multifamily Review, Marcus Armstrong breaks down what the law means for multifamily owners, operators, developers, and investors, including updated FHA multifamily loan limits, permitting incentives, Section 901 restrictions on institutional investors, and new opportunities for build-to-rent. Learn what the law changes, what it leaves untouched, and what multifamily leaders should monitor as its provisions move toward implementation.
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    11 min
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