Multifamily Permitting Appears to Have Peaked for This Cycle by Chuck Ehmann The seasonally adjusted annual rate for multifamily permitting has been
Multifamily Development Slows as Single-Family Grows by Chuck Ehmann Editor's note: This blog is part of a monthly series written by RealPage Senior
Incomes Grew Faster Than Rents in 2023 by Jay Parsons Here's some good news: Apartment rent-to-income ratios declined in 2023 as incomes grew faster
Multifamily Completions Reach 50-Year High by Chuck Ehmann More apartments have been completed in the last year than at any point in the last 50
These States Have the Most Beds Per Student Housing Unit by Julia Bunch If you’re a college student in the West, expect to bunk up with a couple
College Town Apartment Markets Outperform U.S. Norms by Julia Bunch College town markets have generally been more resilient during downturn periods
Texas Apartment Construction and Permitting Reach All-Time Highs by Kim O'Brien While Texas apartment construction activity generally runs above
Southern Metros Dominate Top Job Gain List by Chuck Ehmann The Census Bureau’s South region took five spots on the top 10 job gain list in October
Strength Returns to Boston’s Apartment Market by Kim O'Brien Boston saw a strong return of apartment demand recently. Roughly 4,300 units were
Urban Cores No Longer Grossly Underperforming Suburban Counterparts by Julia Bunch In a typical, pre-pandemic world, urban core submarkets generally