NAA

In preparation for the impending leasing season, over 8,000 apartment jobs were available during April, accounting for 37 percent of the broader real estate sector.

The NAA's monthly metro ranking showed Denver on top in terms of the concentration of jobs in apartments versus other property sectors.

This month’s edition highlights leasing consultant positions, for which Austin showed the greatest concentration of demand.

This month’s edition spotlights the maintenance technician. Demand for these positions was more than three times the U.S. average in Raleigh, Portland, Jacksonville and Denver.

The apartment industry labor market held its momentum through the final three months of the year.

Las Vegas entered the top 5 for apartment job demand for the first time this year.

For the first time this year, Indianapolis and Memphis appeared in the top five metro areas for apartment job demand.

Hiring in the apartment industry showed no signs of letting up during the third quarter of 2018.

In the spotlight this month is the leasing consultant, and findings reveal that Dallas and Washington, D.C. have witnessed strong and steady demand for the position.

This month’s edition spotlights maintenance technicians and focuses on the location quotient, which measures the concentration of a particular position in one metro area relative to the nation.

NAA moves beyond apartments to analyze competing sectors and find the apartment industry offering better pay for similar skill sets.