REIS’s newly released data on apartment vacancy, absorption, supply, demand, and rent trends show softening in the rent market in the third quarter of 2016.
REIS’s newly released data on apartment vacancy, absorption, supply, demand, and rent trends show softening in the rent market in the third quarter of 2016.
Apartment owners continue to ride a wave of growth on rents, hitting an all time high for the eighth consecutive time. But is this wave about to crest?
The rapid rise in demand for multifamily units has caused the longest period of rental market tightening since the 1960’s, so says report by the Joint Center for Housing Studies at Harvard University.
We discuss about the increasing numbers of baby boomers and empty nesters who have forsaken homeownership and turned to renting as a lifestyle choice.
Over the past five years, rents in cities with the most-restrictive land use regulations grew almost three times the least-restrictive regulations.
The day is coming when buyers will slip on a virtual reality (VR) headset and be transported to a home where they can wander from room to room and size up whether it feels right without actually visiting.
LOS ANGELES—The sale of a triple-net Walgreens at a record-low cap rate of 4.2% shows that cap rates for net lease product are still coming down.
Home values and rents have grown more quickly in the parts of the country with historic upward socio-economic mobility for children of low-income families.
We look at the burgeoning trend of micro-unit multifamily buildings.
Communal amenity spaces have gotten bigger and more extravagant in recent years—a trend industry professionals aren’t sure will change any time soon.