Rents Decrease in Pricey Metros, But Affordable Metros See Rent Hikes
Rents are dropping in the priciest neighborhoods of notoriously expensive metros, while more…
CDC Eviction Moratorium Unconstitutional, Says Federal Judge
A lawsuit filed in October by a group of Texas landlords resulted in a federal district judge…
Is Density Dead? Creative Solutions for Dense Housing
Is density dead?
Adding more units per acre seemed to be gaining more momentum for addressing the…
Build-to-Rent Poised for Success in 2021
The relatively new sector of build-to-rent housing is well-positioned for great success this year…
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Demographics
Next Generation of Renters Flock to Country's Heartland
The fastest growing active renter segment in the U.S., Gen Z, seems to be eyeing small towns in the country’s heartland—a drastic difference from M
Multifamily
NAHB Predicts Multifamily Housing to Bounce Back in 2022
The multifamily housing sector experienced regulatory and supply-side challenges, slow rent growth, and increased vacancy, positioning it for a wea
Multifamily
John Burns Forecasts Apartment Rent Trends Across the U.S.
John Burns Real Estate Consulting predicts apartment demand will bounce back, but when that will happen depends greatly on the market.
Multifamily
The Condo Market Lagged in 2020—Can It Bounce Back?
Zillow’s 2020 Suburban/Urban Report found where Americans want to live remained fairly steady, but the performance of the condo market last year po
Affordability
Stimulus Expands Financing for Affordable Housing
NAHB Housing Policy Briefing | Low-Income Housing Tax Credit will make more types of properties financially feasible and will significantly increase production
Housing Markets
Counties With the Highest Declines in Rental Demand
In December alone, rents dropped in 27 of the 100 largest counties in the nation, a reflection of the continued decline in the desire for urban liv
Multifamily
Renters Are Four Months Behind on Payments, Analysis Shows
During a five-year period, approximately 7 million Americans lost their homes to foreclosure during the mortgage crisis and Great Recession.
Affordability
Building This Type of Housing Could Solve the Housing Shortage
The National Association of Home Builders suggests two to four unit multifamily housing to be a fit solution for the housing shortage.
Construction
Single-Family Permits 12% Higher Than Previous Year
Nationwide, issued single-family permits in November increased 12.2% compared to the previous year, reports the National Association of Home Builde
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New York City Renters Face $1 Billion in Unpaid Rent
A recent survey found New York City renters owe $1 billion in unpaid rent, but the survey only accounts for roughly half of the total rentals, push
