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Where Did All of the Evictions Go?
Evictions plummeted even in cities without eviction bans. By Jay Parsons You probably read over the last six months about a looming evictions crisis of historic
October 5, 2020
Evictions plummeted even in cities without eviction bans. By Jay Parsons You probably read over the last six months about a looming evictions crisis of historic
Pricing in the third quarter shot higher than increases in wages and was not offset by super low mortgage rates. By Rayna Katz In spite
The multifamily asset class has continued to show resiliency, according to CREXi. By Carley Beckum Despite the havoc the pandemic has visited upon commercial real
Apartment industry groups expressed disappointment Tuesday over the federal government’s enactment of a nationwide eviction moratorium that doesn’t include provisions for rental and unemployment assistance.
The annual list released by Inc. ranks 5,000 of the fastest-growing privately-held companies in the United States. By Rich Kirby CONNECTICUT — Inc. this week
The impact of the COVID-19-related economic downturn on the multifamily industry is expected to have a greater impact on large coastal metro areas. By Brenda
By Michael G. McGuinness Despite the ongoing adverse impacts from the COVID-19 pandemic, some experts report that the macroeconomic trends are looking favorable nationally, and
Reviewing rent collection data has become a pandemic pastime for apartment investors, but these reports have varied significantly between outlets. By Kelsi Maree Borland These
Both the coronavirus pandemic and the Black Lives Matter movement create opportunities to reshape cities in more equitable ways. By Richard Florida (The following is the first of a
A report by Middleburg Communities projects a decline in homeownership to 20-year lows and a subsequent rise in the demand for multifamily housing. By Erika
