Executive Summary The New England multifamily market remains fundamentally supply-constrained as we enter June 2026. Regulatory shifts are the primary driver of market dynamics this week. New Hampshire’s statewide “by-right” ADU mandate (effective July 1) is unlocking hidden density for single-family and small multifamily investors [1]. In Massachusetts, Worcester’s 12,000-unit housing push is colliding with new inclusionary zoning rules [2], while Lowell’s zoning audit has triggered a temporary moratorium on new permissions [3]. On the Cape, functional zero vacancy continues to drive extreme affordability issues, prompting new middle-income projects in Hyannis [4]. Hartford is seeing major mixed-use developments push forward despite broader state-level zoning reform delays [5]. Meanwhile, Lewiston, ME continues to tighten, with a 2% vacancy rate driving a +7% YoY rent growth and a surge in downtown development [6]

Hey all, we are trying to make some more youtube content for the team... give us feedback! what do you think?

Hi Guys - I’ve owned a 2 unit in Gorham Maine for a few years. It wasn’t purchased as a rental really but as a house hack for my son. That has evolved over time and just for grins I ran the BP rental analyzer on it. 🫠 It looks kind of grim. BUT the real reason we paid what we did for it is because it has a separate buildable lot. This is the piece I’d like to talk about if there is time. I’ve attached the deal analyzer here but not sure it helps much.

Hi all, I am putting my AMA on Monday's from 8-9am. I'll be removing the deal analysis call unless it's by popular demand. The goal is 1, 1 hour session instead of 2, 30 minute sessions which go overboard most of the time! Jon has his AMA on Wednesday's from 5-6pm.

Hey everybody, I think I’m gonna change the call set up to one call a week for an hour with me since Jon also does an hour If you have any preferences on time, I would love to see it! Throw a comment below. I’m thinking of keeping a 10:50 AM call on Monday or I might do a Wednesday morning call from 8 to 9 AM instead. Let me know what you would prefer or if you have a different idea.