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John R. Triplett is the publisher of Rental Housing Journal and a veteran journalist who has worked for Cox, Gannett and Belo. He and his business partners also own a digital marketing company, Desert Path Consulting LLC.
Multifamily vacancy and rent growth projections have been revised in a new forecast from Apartments.com and CoStar to increase to 8.8%

Multifamily Vacancy And Rent Forecast Revised

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More than 1,500 landlords are in settlement discussions with the Justice Department over a lawsuit filed to recoup losses during the pandemic.

Landlords Hope To Recoup $1.5 Billion In Pandemic Rent Losses

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Portland landlords hit with transportation utility fee of $12 monthly charge for single-family homes, and $8.40 per unit for multifamily

Portland Landlords Hit With New Transportation Fee

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The national median rent increased by 0.5 percent in April, increasing for the third month following six straight monthly rent declines

April Saw Another Monthly Rent Increase

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U.S. multifamily advertised rents rose $5 in March to $1,750, signaling improvement as but growth remains weak entering spring leasing season

March Multifamily Rents Rise But Growth Remains Historically Weak

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What Portland's Inclusionary Zoning started in 2017 for affordable housing actually produced and how it it skewed apartment development

Implications For Landlords In Portland’s Housing Package

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Speed and ease matter the most to renters in the renting experience while long-term renting is becoming a deliberate housing strategy

Speed And Ease Matter Most In The Renting Experience

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When homes fail to sell and the owners decide to rent, it impacts the local rent supply leading to lower rental prices due to more inventory

Housing Gridlock Adding Inventory, Holding Down Rental Rates

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Debate over corporate landlords owning too many rental properties misses the point say many observers because more landlords is a good thing.

Why More Landlords Is A Good Thing For Housing

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National median rent ticked up by 0.5 percent in March, increasing for the second consecutive month following six monthly rent declines

National Median Rent Up Again For Second Month In March

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