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Rents Forecast to Rise in 2025 and 2026

Rental Housing Journal

CoStar Group forecasts that as the new apartment supply is absorbed, new data shows there will be an increase in rents in 2025 and 2026, ending the lower prices “many renters have had over the last couple of years as a result of the post-COVID multifamily supply glut,” the company says in a release. in Q3 2023.

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Top 10 property management tax deductions for 2025

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Property managers are engaged in a service business, which means theyre entitled to the full array of business-related tax deductions. Property management tax deductions can really add up. So what else can property managers deduct from their taxes? Weve rounded up ten of the most common property management tax deductions: 1.

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6 Property Management Tax Mistakes: Are You Making Them?

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If youre new to property management taxes, there could be some big mistakes youre making that could cost you or your owners money. Check out these six property management tax mistakes to see if youre guilty of making themand how to remedy them moving forward. If you rent equipment or vehicles, the rent you pay is fully deductible.

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2025 To See Decline in Rent Concessions, More Pet-Friendly

Rental Housing Journal

Zillow predicts in 2025 that rent concessions will decline and more rental properties will become pet-friendly. Apartment renters enjoyed a relatively friendly market in 2024, at least compared to the record rent growth seen in 2022, Zillow said in the report.

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How bonus depreciation can save your property management company money

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Lets take a look at what bonus depreciation actually means for property managers, what qualifies for a deduction, and the easiest way to start saving. In the eyes of the IRS, many assets, including rental properties, depreciate over time due to wear and tear, along with other factors. How does this benefit you as a property manager?

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National Rents Dip Again In November

Rental Housing Journal

National rents dipped again in November dropping 0.8% Nationwide rent fell $12 to $1,382, and “we’re likely to see that number dip one more time before the year ends,” the Apartment List research team says. Still, national rents are $200 a month higher than just a few years ago. Overall rents are down 0.6%

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Rents Fell In October As Election Heralds Change

Rental Housing Journal

Multifamily and single-family rents fell in October as supply growth continues to delineate the direction of rents by metro, Yardi Matrix says In the Multifamily October Report. “At At the same time, the drop in starts presages another wave of rent growth in 2026 and beyond. Year-over-year growth, 0.9% since January.

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