Institutional capital investment in single-family-rental (SFR) acquisitions and build-to-rent (BTR) projects is growing by leaps and bounds. Continue Reading
Inflation surprised in a pleasant way, rising 8.5% year-over-year, below consensus forecasts. Prices were flat on a monthly basis, the best reading since May 2020 when they were actually dropping. Continue Reading
Apartment demand is expected to soften between 2022-2035 and approximately 3.7 million units will be needed by 2035 to meet demand, about 266,000 units per year on average. Continue Reading
In a world of business driven by data, ALN provides comprehensive Multifamily research you can trust. Take a look at Des Moines July 2022 Market Report. Continue Reading
While inflation was red-hot during the second quarter, the apartment industry showed signs of cooling. Continue Reading
Check out this month’s Minute Advocate where NAA’s SVP of Government Affairs Greg Brown will digest the latest advocacy news in just around a minute. Continue Reading
Once again, the headline inflation number beat analysts’ expectations, rising 9.1% year-over-year (unadjusted) and 1.3% over the month. Continue Reading
To assess rental housing affordability at the market level, the National Apartment Association (NAA) analyzed rent-to-income percentages, which are based on residential lease applicants from professionally managed properties screened by TransUnion’s ResidentScreening platform for Q1 2021 and 2022. Continue Reading
In a world of business driven by data, ALN provides comprehensive Multifamily research you can trust. Take a look at Des Moines June 2022 Market Report. Continue Reading
Everywhere it's tried, rent control harms the people it's meant to help. Yet foolish politicians continue to implement it. Continue Reading
With a utility-centered approach, property owners can cut down on costs in their multifamily properties and increase their net operating income. Continue Reading
By all measures – headline, core, monthly and annually – the May Consumer Price Index (CPI) came in hotter than expected. Headline CPI increased 8.5% (seasonally adjusted) year-over-year and 1.0% since last month. Continue Reading
