Trends in the housing market are on the upswing, and the stock market has shown remarkable earnings in the past year, all positive signs for a recovering economy. However, historical statistics show that one in three Americans pay more than 30% of their income in rent, all while wages remain stagnant or decrease, and cost of living continues to rise. Yet for every 1.5 new housing units built, 1 is demolished and the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) estimates that 10,000 public housing units a year are lost due to aging, while the need for affordable housing for low-income renters continues to increase. So while new construction is rebounding, and inventory is increasing for high-end units, the inventory is decreasing for affordable rental units, leaving far fewer options for lower-income wage earners.
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In cities across the country, historic industrial assets continue to present challenges and untapped potential. For developers willing to navigate the complexity – and for advisors equipped to translate that complexity into actionable insight – these properties can become catalysts for long-term urban reinvestment.

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