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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.
11 apartment owners have agreed to pay more than $218 million combined to settle a class action lawsuit over rent price fixing

11 Apartment Owners To Pay $218 Million To Settle Rent Price-Fixing...

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Some tenants will get settlement over junk fees Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes said in announcing three settlements with Greystar

Some Tenants Will Get ‘Junk Fees’ Settlement Funds

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The pullback in multifamily construction continues as U.S. apartment starts declined to approximately 55,000 units nationwide in Q1 2026

The Pullback In Multifamily Construction Continues

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U.S. multifamily advertised rents rose in April but at a lower rate than the usual rents seasonal bounce, and negative compared to a year ago

April Rents Are Missing The Usual Seasonal Bounce

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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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