How to Handle Common Renters Complaints
Tenant turnover can be expensive and average as much as $800, so it’s in your best interest as a landlord or property manager to keep your tenants happy. This doesn’t mean you have to jump...
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Soaring Equity Levels Could Drive Economic Recovery
Homeowners' equity is skyrocketing to unprecedented levels. That has several implications related to expected en masse forbearance exits, the near-future foreclosure landscape, and more—experts ...
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For-Sale Home Inventory Improves in August
Sellers are beginning to bring more affordable housing options to the market, according to a new report from Realtor.com. In August, the 432,000 new home listings came to market, an increase of 4.3% y...
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CRE Investors Plan More Deal Making in Next 12 Months
CRE investment activity is likely to remain strong for the remainder of the year, according to a semi-annual survey by Marcus & Millichap. While the poll, done in the first week of August, captur...
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Apartment Rents Continue Their Upward Tear
Apartment rents across the US increased by 2.1% from July to August—a slight cool-down from 2.5% the month before—but still continuing a trajectory of rent growth that began with a f...
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The Pandemic’s Toll on Small Landlords
Even though the Supreme Court recently ended the federal eviction moratorium, landlords across the nation are still reeling from the effects of the pandemic. According to a survey of 1,000 lan...
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Led By Multifamily, CRE Deal Volume Skyrockets 74% in July
Overall deal volume was up 74% year-over-year and well over the average set across each July since 2005, according to Real Capital Analytics data, with apartment sales constituting 35% of all investme...
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Does Administration Look to Jeopardize Benefits of 1031 Exchanges?
Congressional deal-making, as well as posturing overtures by the Biden Administration, has created increased focus on 1031 exchanges and what they mean to real estate owners and how they play the &ldq...
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Federal Eviction Ban is Over. What’s Ahead?
The U.S. Supreme Court’s decision overturning the Centers for Disease Control’s eviction moratorium has ended the federal ban, but not the questions. Responses to the ruling from a broad s...
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What’s Behind Apartment Rents' Meteoric Rise And Will It Last
A rise in household formation and the prohibitively high cost of homeownership in many US metros has pushed apartment rents up 11% in the first half of the year, according to a new report from Apartme...
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