Rents Fall the Most in These Former Pandemic Hotspots
Rental prices are falling the most in these previously red-hot metro areas
DC Renters Increasingly Struggle to Cover Housing Costs
A rising number of households in Washington, D.C., are spending at least half of their income on rent, making them “severely housing cost burdened”
Landlords Command Near-Record Rents, Accompanied by Concessions
As rental vacancies rise, landlords are rolling out one-time discounts to attract new tenants while still sticking with record-high asking rents
Biden Administration Offers a Blueprint for Renter Protections
The federal government is stepping in to offer guidance on types of protections renters need and how to achieve them
HUD Releases Additional Rental Assistance
The Department of Housing and Urban Development is providing new aid to help low-income families keep up with rising rents
Where Are Build-to-Rent Developments Seeing the Fastest Growth?
The build-to-rent sector is seeing major increases in townhome units and horizontal apartment communities, particularly in these red-hot rental markets
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Housing Policy + Finance
HUD Releases Additional Rental Assistance
The Department of Housing and Urban Development is providing new aid to help low-income families keep up with rising rents
Build to Rent
Where Are Build-to-Rent Developments Seeing the Fastest Growth?
The build-to-rent sector is seeing major increases in townhome units and horizontal apartment communities, particularly in these red-hot rental markets
Housing Markets
Which Metros Are Seeing the Biggest Rent Drops?
Rental prices are beginning to fall from peak highs, but not all metros are seeing equal relief
Build to Rent
Single-Family Build-to-Rent Sector Remains Resilient Against Rate Hikes
Single-family BTR starts declined slightly during the second quarter, but the sector is rapidly expanding
Build to Rent
New Multifamily Construction Could Reduce Rental Costs in These Metros
A few lucky metro areas are seeing an uptick in new-construction that could bring relief to cost-burdened renters
Build to Rent
Rent Growth Is Slowing Where Fresh Supply Meets Stable Demand
For the past several years, a supply-and-demand imbalance in the rental market has pushed prices to new highs, but a number of markets are now returning to pre-pandemic norms
Build to Rent
Will Rental Costs Come Down as Supply Surges?
Rental supply is increasing, but not at an adequate pace to satisfy steady demand from single-family and multifamily renters
Housing Markets
These Markets Are Seeing Softer Rent Growth Despite Steep National Gains
Rents are still rising swiftly in some high-cost metros, but other markets are seeing softer rent growth in Q2 2023
Housing Markets
These US Metros Are Home to the Highest Single-Family Rents
Popular California metro areas dominated the top spots for nation's highest median rent in the second quarter of 2023
Planning + Development
Rental Supply Shortage Leads to Sharp Uptick in Adaptive Reuse Projects
In an effort to boost rental supply and alleviate affordability concerns in the housing market, developers are transforming commercial spaces into multifamily apartment buildings
