Buildium

NOVEMBER 25, 2024

The anticipated impact of slowing apartment construction will be slightly improved rent growth over 2024, in the neighborhood of 1 to 3% for apartment properties, so long as rental demand continues, RealPage says. What’s changed since 2023 is the pace of growth that companies expect.

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Rental Housing Journal

FEBRUARY 10, 2025

Sign Up For Our Weekly Newsletter And Get Rental Property And Apartment News And Helpful, Useful Content Each Week. indicates required Email Address * Rents Forecast to Rise in 2025 and 2026 Will Multifamily Have a Strong Year in 2025?

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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. By Vickie Rogers Artificial intelligence (AI) is rewriting how the entire real estate industry operates, including improving the way multifamily properties market and advertise their residences.

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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. While no property is entirely immune to risks, thoughtful planning and preventative measures can significantly reduce the likelihood and severity of losses.

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Rental Housing Journal

JANUARY 7, 2025

Sign Up For Our Weekly Newsletter And Get Rental Property And Apartment News And Helpful, Useful Content Each Week. With this in mind, we expect that new supply will continue to outstrip demand into 2025, Apartment List says in the report. Read the full report here.

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Buildium

MARCH 25, 2025

Tariffs would further raise these prices, not only resulting in higher housing costs for homebuyers, renters, and rental property investors, but also preventing some new developments from penciling out, potentially worsening the housing shortage thats ongoing in many parts of the U.S. percentage points in 2026, or as much as 0.6

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