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Reading the Rental Housing Briefing as an Owner
Rents rose 2.2% and on-time payments hit 83.2%. Here's how to use a macro rental briefing without letting it override your own building.
Rents Are Rising Nationally. Yours Might Not Be
Multifamily rents rose 2.2% in August and collections improved. Here's why owners should price off their submarket, not the national average.
Fed Hike Odds Jump: What Owners Should Do Now
Markets flipped to pricing a September Fed rate hike as multifamily rents ticked up. Here's why owners should stop betting on cheaper money.
Rent Data Briefings: Dashboard, Not Verdict
On-time rent collections rose in August while multifamily margins stayed tight. Why one week's data shouldn't move your rents.
Multifamily NOI Cools as Rent Collections Firm Up
Independent-landlord rent collections are rebounding, but multifamily NOI growth is slowing. Here's why owners should watch margin, not the rent roll.
The Supply Wave Is Ending: What Owners Do Now
Apartment rents turned positive and vacancy has fallen six months running. Here's what the end of the supply glut means for property owners.
Sunbelt Rents Are Turning: What Owners Do Now
US multifamily rent growth hit 1.8% in July and hard-hit Sunbelt metros are stabilizing. What it means for owners who cut rents during the glut.
US Rents Are Turning: What Owners Should Do Now
US multifamily rents accelerated again in July as more metros posted gains. Here's how owners should reprice — market by market, not by headline.
Banks Are Easing Loans — But Money Isn't Cheap Yet
The Fed's newest loan-officer survey shows banks easing multifamily lending for a third straight quarter. Here's what that really means for owners
Rental Data Moved in Late July. Read the Trend
Apartment markets tightened, rent collections held, and new supply grew bigger and lower. What late-July rental data really means for owners.
Apartment Markets Tighten While Financing Stays Tight
NMHC's Market Tightness Index topped 50 for the first time in a year while financing softened. What the split means for property owners now.