Single-Family Permits 12% Higher Than Previous Year
Nationwide, issued single-family permits in November increased 12.2% compared to the previous year…
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…
3 Million Unemployed Renters Remain Burdened by Housing Costs
There are an estimated 3 million renters who remain unemployed from March that face intense housing…
Investors Go All-In for Build to Rent Housing
While multifamily rentals have suffered during the pandemic, single-family rentals have seen record…
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BALA Best in American Living Awards
Best of BALA 2020
Projects entered in NAHB’s annual Best in American Living Awards serve as bellwethers for today’s (and tomorrow’s) housing design
Multifamily
Multifamily Construction is Making a Comeback
After months of new single-family construction leading the way, November’s construction starts were boosted primarily by multifamily construction.
Multifamily
How Multifamily Builders Can Benefit From Single-Family Boom
John Burns Real Estate Consulting says multifamily builders need to follow the single-family homes, specifically the rapidly developing new-home su
Demographics
Renters Return to Snag Concessions, Majority Remain in Same Area
Many young renters are bidding farewell to their parents’ homes and reentering the rental market, says Zillow.
Multifamily
Concessions Now Offered by a Third of Rental Listings
An increasing number of landlords are offering concessions in order to bolster the suffering rental market.
Single-Family Homes
September Single-Family Permits Rise as Multifamily Falls
From the beginning of 2020 until September, total single-family permits increased 10.2% year over year.
Demographics
Who is Today's Average Renter?
The suburban apartment market has seen booming activity while the urban market dips.
Award-Winning Projects
2020 Aurora Awards Winners: Multifamily, and Project of the Year
A selection of this year's winners in the Aurora Awards' highly competitive Multifamily category, including the Project of the Year
Multifamily
New Multifamily Construction Drops by 25% from July to August
New home starts in August continued a year-over-year increase, but experienced a 5% decrease from the previous month.
Construction Time for Multifamily Buildings Increases, Continuing Upward Trend
Continuing the upward trend from the past seven years, the average length of time for multifamily construction to conclude in 2019 was 17.3 months.
