Cost of Food and Housing Contributes to Inflation Upturn in August by Charlotte Wheeler The price of goods and services paid by U.S. consumers rose
Student Housing Occupancy Leaders Since 2020 by Julia Bunch If you consider Fall 2020 to be the start of a new cycle in student housing – and we do
Net Move-Outs Continue in Fresno by Kim O'Brien While U.S. apartment demand is below seasonal norms across the U.S., Fresno is suffering worse than
West Region Markets Have Nation’s Lowest Cap Rates by Charlotte Wheeler Cap rates for apartments remain historically low and are the lowest among
Dallas Falls from Top Job Gain List by Chuck Ehmann For only the second time since the end of the pandemic recession, the metro division of Dallas
Inflation Eases for the 10th Consecutive Month by Charlotte Wheeler The cost of goods and services for U.S. consumers cooled for the 10th
RealPage Economy Express Episode 46 by Arben Skivjani Episode 46: Consumers are anxious about inflation, trade policies and jobs, alongside higher
The Nation’s 10 Busiest Submarkets For Construction: Cedar Park, Texas by Analytics Contributor Landing in the #10 spot on our list of rapid
Ranking Rent-to-Income Ratios Across Texas’s Largest Apartment Markets by Julia Bunch Fort Worth claims the Lone Star State’s most expensive
Apartment Construction is Taking Longer Than Ever by Brandon Crowell Living in Dallas, I am reminded daily of the immense scope of development