Apartment Demand Normalizing in New York by Kim O'Brien After a few uncertain years, New York’s apartment market seems to be normalizing once again
Loss to Lease is Plunging, Suggesting Renewal Rent Growth Will Cool Off by Jay Parsons Last week, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell dove
Charlotte Neighborhood Doubles Apartment Supply Volumes by Charlotte Wheeler The Charlotte apartment market is no stranger to big supply volumes
U.S. Inflation Continues to Ease in November by Charlotte Wheeler Inflation continued to moderate in November, indicating that the Federal Reserve’s
Steady Apartment Supply Allows Strong Fundamentals in DC by Charlotte Wheeler Washington, DC has reported some of the nation's most stable apartment
U.S. Begins 2025 With a Slowdown in Hiring by Charlotte Wheeler U.S. employers eased up on hiring recently. Employers added roughly 143,000 workers
Omaha Apartment Completions Reach Highest Level in Decades by Charlotte Wheeler The Omaha-Council Bluffs apartment market is continuing to expand
Student Housing Supply Enters New Baseline by Julia Bunch Throughout the 2010s decade, student housing deliveries averaged about 50,000 beds
U.S. Job Gains in September Twice the Level Predicted by Charlotte Wheeler U.S. employers added a surprisingly strong number of jobs in September
Six Apartment Communities Sell for Over $200 million in 2023 by Charlotte Wheeler Following record-setting sales in 2021 and 2022, investments