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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.
Yardi Matrix reports “no pain, no gain for multifamily in February” as national rents remained unchanged from February.

February National Multifamily Rents Unchanged–No Pain, No Gain

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Permitting activity for new multifamily housing construction units is stronger than it has been in decades, while single-family building lags

Multifamily Housing Construction Hot As Single-Family Sputters

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The Arizona attorney general has reversed an opinion by her predecessor and says source-of-income ordinances are OK in Arizona.

Arizona AG Says Source-of-Income Ordinances OK

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Two agencies have asked for comment on tenant background screening issues, especially use of criminal and eviction records and algorithms.

Tenant Background Screening Checks Under Federal Scrutiny

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The Washington House has passed a bill requiring landlords to substantiate damage claims by tenants in order to retain security deposits

Bill Passes Requiring Landlords To Substantiate Damage Claims

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The majority of rental owners surveyed in 2022 said that they’re struggling to stay in the black, especially small portfolio owners

One In Three Small Portfolio Owners Say They Are Profitable

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After months of decline, national rent growth turned positive in February, up by 0.3 percent Apartment List says in the 2023 March report.

National Rent Growth Turns Positive In February

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The remote worker migration in rental property is expected to continue in 2023 with 36 percent of remote workers planning to move in 2023

36 Percent Of Remote Workers Planning To Move in 2023

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Yardi Matrix says in a new research bulletin that investor demand and multifamily sales are continuing to evolve in 2023.

When Will Sagging Multifamily Sales Rebound?

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The average size of newly built apartments in 2022 has decreased to 887 square feet, down from the  941 square foot average 10 years ago

Newly Built Apartments Getting Smaller

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