The multifamily market is set to be tested with challenges coming from the current economic volatility and a decline in consumer confidence| Rental Housing Journal
Multifamily rents rose in the first quarter of 2025, but the looming impact of new policies and economic uncertainty casts a shadow| Rental Housing Journal
Renters In Atlanta, Denver and Dallas paid more than $100 a month more in rent to landlords who used rent-setting software algorithms| Rental Housing Journal
The national rent index was up 0.4% in May, but despite rents ticking up for the fourth consecutive month, rent growth is currently slowing| Rental Housing Journal
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National rent growth continued to inch up in April by 0.5%, as 83 of the nation’s 100 largest cities saw rents rise in April.| Rental Housing Journal
Multifamily rents rise in April was due to the occupancy rates remaining relatively unaffected by continued heavy supply growth| Rental Housing Journal
Multifamily new supply construction starts are 40% below the peak level recorded in 2022, Yardi Matrix says in a Multifamily Supply Forecast| Rental Housing Journal
mitigation for common property losses requires a proactive approach to minimizing risks that could result in costly losses for landlords| Rental Housing Journal
The national median monthly rent closed out 2024 at $1,373 in December, after declining by 0.6 percent, or $8, from the prior month| Rental Housing Journal
By offering flexible rent payment programs, property managers help residents stay on track while ensuring steady cash flow and operations.| Rental Housing Journal
The year 2024 ended on a down note for rents, but 2025 promises change as the supply growth declines, Yardi Matrix says| Rental Housing Journal
As the economy grows and the job market remains strong, what will 2025 look like for the multifamily industry?| Rental Housing Journal