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?
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?
For additional evidence that renting by choice is a reality, consider a pair of new studies from credible authorities—Zillow and the National Association of Realtors—showing high percentages of renters who could afford to buy instead don’t.
Building a reputation as a start-up leader with strong economic fundamentals is helping San Diego maintain an environment of strong multifamily investment opportunity, so says a report from Yard Matrix released last week.
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A prominent startup recently announced it was leaving the Bay Area for San Diego, and the CEO wrote San Francisco a Dear John letter in Tech Crunch.
The rent growth of asset classes — especially Class A — could predict movement for an entire apartment market.
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San Franciscans have long blamed the technology sector for rising rents. Now, a study from real-estate company Trulia backs them up.