Rent Growth Slows Markedly After Average Apt. Rents Reach Highest Level on Record.
Rent Growth Slows Markedly After Average Apt. Rents Reach Highest Level on Record.
For rental owners, a crucial element of promoting and leasing property often comes down to a need to know what a potential tenant is looking for in a unit.
Despite rising financial confidence, more residents than ever are planning to continue renting for the foreseeable future, even if there is a rent increase says data released Monday in the Freddie Mac “Profile of Today’s Renter Multifamily Renter Research”. Many Won’t Move, Even If Rents Go Up The survey, conducted by the multifamily sector of […]
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.
High-end multifamily construction continues driving up rent in low-tier rental units, says a recent report released real estate website Zillow.
It’s a tough question to consider, is rent control something to be considered as markets evolve?
According Freddie Mac, many of the Baby Boomer generation are turning to rental properties as the perfect place to settle down in their twilight years.
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.