Federal Agencies Warn Large Landlords About Tenants’ Pandemic Protections
Two federal agencies have issued letters warning large landlords, who collectively own more than two million housing units, of federal protections in place to keep tenants in their homes and stop the spread of...
A Bright Outlook For Suburban Rental Housing
The tight housing supply and rising costs will delay many renters from transitioning to homeowners, providing a bright outlook for suburban rental housing, according to Marcus & Millichap  in their most recent research brief.
Suburban...
Rent Prices Show Largest Jump in April Since 2017
Rent prices are continuing to rebound with the national index up by 1.9 percent month-over-month in April, “the biggest monthly jump in our national index since the start of our estimates in 2017, breaking...
HomeVestors Renovates Dilapidated Multifamily Project
A HomeVestors franchise has moved from ugly houses to an ugly apartment complex makeover in partnership with the city of San Bernardino, according to a release.
The franchise completed a dramatic $2 million makeover on...
5 Trends Shaping the Future of Rental Housing After the Pandemic
There are five trends witnessed during the pandemic that will be shaping the future of rental housing and apartments for years to come, according to National Apartment Association (NAA) President and CEI Bob Pinnegar.
“The...
Steep Multifamily Occupancy Declines An Urban Phenomenon
Multifamily performance has rebounded quickly from the pandemic slowdown, with the exception of occupancy declines in properties in urban gateway metro submarkets, Yardi Matrix says in a recent report.
“According to a study of 78,000...
Property Management Jobs Most in Demand in First Quarter
Property management jobs for professionals were the most sought-after jobs during the first quarter of 2021, according to the latest jobs report from the National Apartment Association.
The National Apartment Association Education Institute (NAAEI) report...
Multifamily Market Growth Starts 2021 With a Strong First Quarter
While some weakness remains, the multifamily market is coming out of one of the strongest first quarters in years with rent growth nationally up 0.8 percent for the quarter, according to the March Yardi...
Urban Living Still Holds Strong Pull for Renters Study Says
Urban living still appeals to high income earners, and renters living in big cities are less likely to relocate to suburbs, according to a new study from StorageCafe.
Amid a year defined by significant disruptions,...
CDC Extends Temporary Halt in Residential Evictions to June 30
CDC Director Dr. Rochelle Walensky has signed an extension to the residential evictions moratorium further preventing the eviction of tenants who are unable to make rental payment and extending the moratorium through June 30,...