| | January 16, 2018 Top Story
Analysis | By Bendix Anderson, Contributing Writer  In most parts of the U.S., lawmakers are currently not allowed to create new rules to limit by how much landlords can raise rents at their properties.
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Sponsored Content | Sponsored by Red Capital  What can we expect in 2018? The economic background promises to be a neutral factor.
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| Sponsored by TSB Capital Advisors  Student housing has long been considered the new kid on the block within the multifamily sector, but 2017 demonstrated that the “kid” has finally grown up.
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NREI Wire | Bloomberg By lowering the corporate tax rate, the tax reform has also lowered the value of an asset sitting on the balance sheets of Fannie and Freddie. FULL ARTICLE |
| Business Journals In 2018, sports facilities scheduled to open in the U.S. and Canada are expected to total $4.1 billion in construction costs. FULL ARTICLE |
Must Reads | By NREI Staff  Sam Zell has made a warning about the stock market, according to CNBC. New York City set a record for the preservation of affordable homes in 2017, reports The Associated Press. These are among today’s must reads from around the commercial real estate industry.
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