Rental Housing Journal

FEBRUARY 10, 2025

By offering flexible rent payment programs, property managers can help residents stay on track while ensuring steady cash flow and smoother operations. By Aaron Gries Vice President of Product Management at Zego Rent is the biggest expense for most residents, and many struggle to pay it on time.

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Buildium

NOVEMBER 25, 2024

We’re still seeing the downstream effects of the Fed’s interest rate increases, as well as softening rent growth, cascade through the development sector. (A A similar trend is expected to play out in the build-to-rent sector.) Household formation has been strong: According to Harvard’s Joint Center for Housing Studies , 1.5

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Rental Housing Journal

JANUARY 7, 2025

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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Rental Housing Journal

DECEMBER 16, 2024

4 Ways AI is being leveraged by multifamily owners and operators to optimize their marketing efforts from leasing to maintenance. 4 – Strengthen preventative maintenance operations through real-time monitoring AI algorithms analyze data from sensors and historical maintenance records to predict when equipment might fail.

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Rental Housing Journal

FEBRUARY 5, 2025

Scheduled maintenance plans can ensure consistent inspections and timely repairs, protecting both tenants and the investment property. indicates required Email Address * Rents Forecast to Rise in 2025 and 2026 Will Multifamily Have a Strong Year in 2025?

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Buildium

MARCH 25, 2025

Propmodo also speculates that if we see another spike in rent prices due to rising housing costs, this could motivate localities to enact rent control policies or other tenant protections as they did in the wake of pandemic-era rent increases. percentage points in 2026, or as much as 0.6

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