Here are 10 thoughts on the October CPI report and the critical role of rents – now and going forward. 1. We continue to see CPI’s rent data lagging behind real-time r...
In the latest episode of Economy Express, consumers are feeling more positive about business conditions, but concerns about the labor market persist.
Harvard reports cost burdens continue for homeowners as well as renters, as new supply volumes fail to impact affordability.
Thought Portland is generally the West Coast’s most stable apartment market, 2023 marked a downward turning point for the metro.
New apartment deliveries are slated to hike notably in Seattle in 2024, dwarfing recent completion volumes.
Frisco’s apartment market hit record demand and deliveries—4,992 units absorbed, 4,936 delivered—while future rental supply is forecast to slow.
A handful of major apartment markets are scheduled to see new supply volumes decrease in the coming year.
While markets across the U.S. suffered occupancy loss in the year-ending September, the decline in Myrtle Beach was the worst.
Residents seem to be leaving the Bayou State, as population loss in three Louisianna markets are among the worst nationwide.
Albuquerque added 1,038 units to its apartment stock in the year-ending 1st quarter 2024, a 25-year high that softened rent and occupancy fundamentals to years-long lows.