Research Center
Record Supply Takes Its Toll in Detroit
The high number of multifamily units completed in 2017 moderated rent growth, which nevertheless continues to outpace the national average.
Are You Ready for the Next Storm?
If there is one lesson learned from the last storm season it’s that disaster preparedness has become central to our industry’s operations, from the property level to the C-suite.
Albuquerque Seeks Solid Ground
A slow population growth, scarcity of new inventory and modest employment gains continue to position the metro’s multifamily market among the weakest in the country.
Downtown Boom Drives Demand in Cleveland
The metro’s urban core reached a milestone of 15,000 residents and more than 95,000 jobs in 2017, making it the largest downtown in Ohio.
Top 10 Tallest Residential Properties in Orlando
According to Yardi Matrix, the assets are clustered in the downtown area, with the largest reaching 32 stories.
Knoxville Fights for Position
The city is in the midst of a rental housing revival, spurred by trend-defying economic development.
Healthy Demographics Push Up Demand in Portland
The city’s strong economy makes it an attractive metro, especially for young professionals looking for high-income jobs.
Kansas City Grows From the Core
Young professionals continue to fuel multifamily development in the area, with rent growth registering a slight rebound in the first part of 2018.
May 2018
Sales of existing condominiums and cooperatives rose by 1.6 percent at a seasonally adjusted annual rate to 620,000 units in May.
Chicago Apartments Show Widest Rent Gap Between Top- and Low-Rated Locations
RENTCafé analyzed the actual rent difference for apartments located in top-rated locations versus apartments located in average and below average locations.