Paul Daneshrad
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Multi-Family Looks to be the Investment Vehicle of the Future
By Paul Daneshrad, CEO & President, StarPoint Properties
National 21 March 2012 20:45
Investors are jumping into the multi-family market, drawn by strong fundamentals and rates that yield better returns than most other sectors – and the trend looks to continue down the road.
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