Phoenix’s rising rents drive more toward homeownership
AZ BIG MEDIA (MARCH 4, 2019) – Recent data shows that apartment rents in Phoenix are on the rise. In fact, according to RealPage, Inc., rent in the area has hit an all-time high, increasing faster than anywhere else read more
Tech and the War for Talent & Retention
GLOBEST.COM (FEBRUARY 27, 2019) – Technology plays a critical role in attracting and holding on to good people, as the folks of RealPage explain. It’s hardly news anymore that the commercial real estate industry is behind the eight ball read more
Report: Atlanta rent growth continues to outpace national average
CURBED ATLANTA (FEBURARY 25, 2019) – The city’s average rent price has climbed $73 since January 2018 As Atlanta becomes taller, denser, and arguably more exciting, the city’s rent prices, of course, follow suit. In fact, a recent study read more
Recession Watch: Will Another Downturn Rock the Housing Market?
REALTOR.COM (FEBRUARY 21, 2019) – Renters won’t be spared by a recession Cash-strapped tenants hoping for a rent break likely won’t get lucky even if the economy does start to slump. Rent price growth is likely to slow or read more
RealPage® Introduces Online Reputation Management Solution for Boosting Leasing and Renewals
RICHARDSON, Texas, (February 19, 2019) – RealPage, Inc. (NASDAQ:RP), a leading global provider of software and data analytics to the real estate industry, announces the immediate availability of RealPage Reputation Management, enabling property managers to easily monitor, respond to read more
Amazon’s NYC Pullout Shouldn’t Have Long-Term Impact on CRE Market: Experts
NATIONAL REAL ESTATE INVESTOR (FEBRUARY 15, 2019) – Most companies searching for space in New York City aren’t looking for 4-million-plus sq. ft. and $3 billion in incentives, they note. Amazon’s quick abandonment of the deal sends a signal read more
Amazon to New York City: Fuggedaboutit!
REUTERS TV (FEBRUARY 15, 2019) – RealPage’s Chief Economist, Greg Willett, discusses the impact of Amazon not moving forward with plans to build a headquarters in New York after rising opposition.
Report: Providence apartment market has among lowest turnover in nation
PROVIDENCE BUSINESS NEWS (FEBRUARY 14, 2019) – Sixty-one percent of tenants in Providence renewed their leases in 2018, a new report found, among the lowest turnover in the nation. RealPage Inc. found the resident retention rate among the country’s read more
Leaving Long Island City? What Losing Amazon HQ2 Would Mean For NYC’s Future
FORBES (FEBRUARY 13, 2019) – Losing HQ2 would cost Long Island City and greater New York up to 40,000 jobs. Estimated revenues over the next 25 years from a local Amazon headquarters are estimated at $27.5 billion. Greg Willett, read more
Renters are renewing their leases more than ever before
HOUSING WIRE (FEBRUARY 8, 2019) – Despite rents continuing to rise throughout much of 2018, renters are choosing to remain in the same apartment more than they ever have before, even if their rent goes up. In fact, a read more