Sept. 15 - HUD sued over grant conditions | Why JPI is returning to the Southeast

Why JPI went back into the Southeast; With an executive order, Maryland aims to build more houses faster; Eastham Capital adds CFO role

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Sept. 15, 2025 | Today’s news and insights for multifamily industry leaders

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HUD sued over federal housing grant requirements

The National Alliance to End Homelessness and Women’s Development Corp. say the Trump administration’s new funding criteria “unlawfully condition access” to housing assistance grants.

Q&A

Why JPI went back into the Southeast

By using creative financing structures, VP Jake Fortune-Greeley says the developer can start projects in North Carolina and Tennessee, as well as its other core metros.

With an executive order, Maryland aims to build more houses faster

Gov. Wes Moore wants to shrink permitting timelines, set housing production targets and use state land for transit-oriented development.

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The state of the student housing market

As the student housing supply gap widens, the enduring demand-supply imbalance offers multifamily developers a distinct market segment with different fundamentals than traditional apartment investments. Learn more.