Multifamily Operating Expenses Moderate Significantly, But Still Well Above Pre-Pandemic by Dustin Weaver Multifamily operating expenses moderated
U.S. Apartment Market Softens in August by Kim O'Brien After showing resiliency in recent years, the U.S. apartment market saw the return of mild
RealPage Economy Express Episode 5 by Arben Skivjani Episode 5: Prospective rebound in the housing sector? Inflation remains stubbornly high, due
Starts and Permits Drop for Both Multifamily and Single-Family by Chuck Ehmann Annualized starts and permits have been slowing for multifamily units
Markets With Fastest Growing Renter-Age Population by Charlotte Wheeler From 2022 to 2023, the U.S. population of 20- to 34-year-olds shrank
Small Apartment Markets with Big Rent Increases by Charlotte Wheeler Some of the nation’s 100 secondary markets – those with about 25,000 to 110,000
How Elections Impact Lease Renewals in Washington, DC by Adam Couch Election season in Washington, DC doesn't just shape the nation's future
Manhattan Brings Down New York Apartment Performance by Julia Bunch New York faces an uphill battle to regain its footing in apartment fundamentals
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
U.S. Labor Market Widely Surpasses Expectations in September by Charlotte Wheeler U.S. employers picked up the pace of hiring in September, while