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Property managers’ revenue may be growing more than they think [The Lookout]

Buildium

In 2024, we can see that more companies reported equivalent or greater revenue growth than they did in any year between 2017 and 2022. On one hand, companies are anticipating less revenue growth over the next two years than they projected in 2022 and 2023. 41% will expand the services they provide.

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Tenant Retention 101: Essential Tips for Property Managers

BetterWho

You’re not only looking at lost rent for every month your property is empty. in 2022, which is much better than the average of 19.5%. Leverage Technology: Use tenant portals for a smoother management experience, allowing tenants to easily pay rent and request services. means that keeping your tenants happy is very important.

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Affordable Rentals Vanish: Sub-$1K Apartments Now Just 7.5% of Market

American Apartment Owners Association

An accelerating surge in apartment rents is tightening the squeeze on the most affordable segments of the U.S. in 2022 and to 32.1% Redfin attributed the decline in listings to a boom in asking rents after the pandemic, which led to rents stabilizing near their record highs soon after. in 2022 and to 32.1%

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Fannie Mae Expands Initiative to Increase Housing Access for Voucher Holders

American Apartment Owners Association

Launched in April 2022 and extended through April 2026, the Expanded Housing Choice (EHC) initiative was created to expand opportunities for HCV holders by incentivizing borrowers who accept the vouchers as a valid source of income.

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National Median Monthly Rent Ended Year Lower Than It Started

Rental Housing Journal

The national median monthly rent closed out 2024 at $1,373 in December, after declining by 0.6 Year-over-year rent growth nationally also currently stands at -0.6 percent, meaning that the typical apartment is currently renting for slightly less than it was one year ago.

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Seattle Hires Law Firm To Defend Against Landlord Lawsuit

Rental Housing Journal

The company alleges the city passed ordinances between 2018 and 2022 that hurt its ability to successfully operate a low-income apartment building. The city has retained the law firm Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner. The suit claims this is a “taking” of the landlord’s property.

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The Property Manager’s Guide to Rental Property Laundry

Lula

Ultimately my decision to sign the lease was based on a number of factors, but the rental property laundry arrangement figured prominently in that process, and it will certainly factor into my decision whether to renew my lease next year (spoiler alert: I probably will). Should You Purchase or Rent Laundry Equipment?