The Landlord Times Announces Launch of The Apartment Manager & Investor Digital Magazine

The Apartment Manager & Investor is a new Bi-Monthly Digital
Magazine for the Rental Housing Industry brought to you by The Landlord Times. The inaugural edition will be published in July 2009.

12 States & Cities to Preserve 70,000 Affordable Rental Homes with MacArthur Support

Seizing the opportunity to make needed long-term investments in the face of a weak economy, 12 states and cities are launching innovative projects to preserve more than 70,000 affordable rental homes.

The Landlord Times Applauds Pacific Gas & Electric's 500 Megawatt Solar Power Initiative

Pacific Gas & Electric, which provides service in Northern and Central California, has recently gone public with its plans to develop up to 500 megawatts of renewable solar power over the course of th

Real Estate Investors Invade California

If the real estate market is in a meltdown, California real estate
investors haven't gotten the memo. In fact, residential real estate
investment activity

High Gas Prices Push Homebuyers to Go Green

With the cost of fuel reaching record highs, buyers pay closer attention to
location

BEVERLY HILLS, Calif., July 29 /PRNewswire/ -- In cities like Los

Apartment Industry Commends Senate for Passing Balanced Housing Stimulus Package

WASHINGTON, July 11 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The National Multi
Housing Council (NMHC)/National Apartment Association (NAA) joint

FLIGHT TO QUALITY SUSTAINS LOCAL RETAIL INVESTMENT ACTIVITY IN SAN JOSE

SAN JOSE, Calif., July 11, 2008 — The San Jose retail market is positioned to withstand the economic downturn that has plagued much of the country in recent quarters, supported by solid employment i

DESPITE DWINDLING CONSUMER CONFIDENCE,SAN FRANCISCO’S RETAIL SECTOR REMAINS STRONG

SAN FRANCISCO, July 9, 2008 — San Francisco’s high barrier to entry and demographic strengths are forecast to support one of the tightest retail markets in the country this year, though regional e

DOWNTOWN SAN DIEGO RETAIL ASSETS REMAIN SAFE BETS FOR INVESTORS

SAN DIEGO, July 9, 2008 — The retail outlook in San Diego remains positive, despite a near-term local housing downturn that will weigh heavily on retail spending in the next few months, according to

PROSPECTS FOR SUSTAINABLE GROWTH DRIVING RETAIL SALES MARKET IN SACRAMENTO

SACRAMENTO, Calif., July 8, 2008 — Sacramento’s retail market will experience some softening in 2008 due to new supply and slowing consumer spending growth, according to a second-quarter Retail Re

NEW RETAIL DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS RISING IN RIVERSIDE-SAN BERNARDINO

NEW RETAIL DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS RISING IN RIVERSIDE-SAN BERNARDINO

TIGHT CONDITIONS DRAW RETAIL INVESTORS TO EAST BAY

OAKLAND, Calif., July 7, 2008 — Vacancy in the East Bay retail sector remains among the tightest in the nation, though struggles in the housing market persist and waning consumer confidence has hamp

FLIGHT-TO-PRIMARY MARKETS LURES RETAIL INVESTORS TO LOS ANGELES

LOS ANGELES, July 1, 2008 — The extended outlook for Los Angeles’ retail market remains bright, though moderating economic conditions and the local housing downturn will ease tenant demand for spa

FLIGHT TO SAFETY DRAWS INSTITUTIONAL INVESTORS TO SAN JOSE APARTMENT ASSETS

SAN JOSE, May 27, 2008 — A shortage of affordable housing and measured job growth will underpin steady renter demand for apartment properties in San Jose this year, according to a first-quarter Apar

LOW HOUSING AFFORDABILITY SUPPORTS SAN DIEGO APARTMENT MARKET

SAN DIEGO, May 27, 2008 — The San Diego apartment market will continue to post relatively tight fundamentals in 2008, though some threats will linger, such as failed conversions and unsold condos co

MULTI-FAMILY SECTOR REMAINS STRONG IN SAN FRANCISCO DESPITE SLOWING GROWTH

SAN FRANCISCO, May 27, 2008 — Apartment fundamentals will remain quite strong in San Francisco this year, buoyed by low housing affordability, but the pace of economic growth will slow and rent gain

EXTENDED OUTLOOK FOR RIVERSIDE-SAN BERNARDINO APARTMENT SECTOR REMAINS POSITIVE

ONTARIO, Calif., May 23, 2008 — Although apartment properties in the Inland Empire will likely experience a slowing in renter demand this year, the metro’s extended outlook remains fairly optimist

SACRAMENTO MULTI-FAMILY FUNDAMENTALS REMAIN MIXED

SACRAMENTO, May 23, 2008 — Solid household growth and uncertainty in the local housing market will support renter demand in 2008, although a slowing economy and sluggish housing markets are expected

VACANCY REMAINS LOW, DESPITE SHIFTING APARTMENT MARKET CONDITIONS IN OAKLAND

OAKLAND, Calif., May 16, 2008 — Wavering economic conditions are expected to dampen fundamental growth in the East Bay apartment market this year; however, low housing affordability should support d

California's single-family building permits drop 60%. Apartment demand lifts multifamily starts.

By Inman News, Friday, March 28, 2008.