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Michael Becker's Q4 2024 "State of the Market"
Quarterly NewsletterSPI MarketingState of the Market, Michael Becker, SPI Advisory, SPI Advisory LLC, SPI, Multifamily State of the Market, multifamily market trends, transaction volume, multifamily news, Q424, Q4'24, Q4 2024, Survive until 2025, Survive til 25, James Eng, CBRE, Market Outlook, Multifamily Market, 2025 Real Estate Market Outlook, 2025, Market Forecast, multifamily supply, cost-to-buy premium, Texas Multifamily, construction costs, multifamily development, multifamily development costs, private equity capital, multifamily construction starts, multifamily deliveries, Interest Rates, multifamily valuations, bull market, DFW, Austin, Houston, San Antonio, Texas
Q4 2022: State of the Market: "Opportunity Ahead," with Co-Founder and Principal, Michael BeckerSean M
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