National Real Estate

Although many metros have seen a boon of new housing supply this year, recent surveys from RealPage and Yardi Matrix show certain locations, including San Diego, are absorbing their limited new inventory.

San Diego City Council members are set to consider a way to combat housing shortages in the region, preserving existing subsidized rent restrictions.

Despite signs of tightening within the multifamily sector, the national rent growth roller-coaster continues to climb, albeit slowly, going into 2018. Although many real estate professionals see this as a sign that property values will soon decrease, any drop right now would likely be extremely shallow, buffered by a lack of supply nationwide. These are […]

This article was originally posted by Tino Diaz of RISMedia and can be found HERE It is getting harder and harder for first-time home-buying because the supply of single-family homes has decreased for 21 consecutive months. These limited property listings have raised prices so significantly that first-time homebuyers cannot participate. Why does this matter? Because […]

CoStar Group and Real Capital Analytics both suggest that the Y-O-Y sales drops in commercial real estate may be reversing.

A recent study by Freddie-Mac found that seven in 10 renters express concern over growing utility costs over rent increases & its affect on income.

In this article for GlobeSt, MPF Research’s Jay Parsons tackles the myths attributed to the housing versus multifamily sectors.

Although it hasn’t matched the pace set in 2015, “2016 has been a year of slow yet steady growth for commercial real estate as a whole,” says Peter Muoio, chief economist with Ten-X.

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?