Manhattan rents in March cooled nominally, signaling the city’s rental market is locked in stasis and prices are unlikely to give until mortgage rates do.
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Manhattan rents in March cooled nominally, signaling the city’s rental market is locked in stasis and prices are unlikely to give until mortgage rates do.
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The median U.S. asking rent rose 1% from a year earlier. By comparison, rents jumped 5% in the Midwest—in part because the region hasn’t seen as big of a construction boom as other parts of the country.
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As Julia Cowell talked about the cockroach problem in her four-bedroom home, a pair of them — as if on cue — scurried up the wall behind her before vanishing into a crack.
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Strengthening job growth data from Q4 2023, shifts in GDP forecasts and retail sales, and the imminent action of the Federal Reserve has RealPage updating its effective rent growth forecasts for major markets, including 12% of the top 50 to rise by 3% or higher this year.
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NORWALK — As Connecticut continues to address its affordable housing crisis, another player in the housing market looms unchecked by local governments: Airbnb.
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Renters across the Charlotte welcomed the recent news that, after years of increases, rent dropped 2% over the past year. But the optimism likely won’t last.
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Faced with years of skyrocketing housing and renting prices, 50 percent of millennials think their parents should help them pay rent while they save money toward the eventual purchase of a home, a recent exclusive poll for Newsweek found.
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By the time they reach the age of 30, Tampa’s Generation Z will spend $23,000 more on rent than their generational predecessors, the millennials, according to a recent study by RentCafe.
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Multifamily supply overabundance continues to keep owners from seeing the vacancy rates and rents they otherwise might have, says RealPage.
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According to ATTOM’s 2023 Property Tax Analysis for 89.4 million U.S. single family homes, there was a 6.9% surge in single-family home property taxes in 2023, reaching $363.3 billion. The report states that this is nearly double the 3.6 percent growth rate of 2022 and represents the largest increase in the past five years.
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