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In Austin and Across the Sunbelt, TruAmerica’s Hart Preaches Patience Amid Multifamily Reset

August 24, 20263 Mins read48
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On CBRE's The Weekly Take podcast, TruAmerica Multifamily founder Bob Hart described Austin as a young-talent magnet still working through heavy apartment supply, and pointed to Sunbelt distress as the next wave of buying opportunity.

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