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A new study finds that renting is becoming more appealing and a balanced housing policy is supported.
While rents this year won't be as hot as they were the past two years, apartment owners still have room to push without pushing residents away.
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With Millennial college graduates making up such a large chunk of the current and future workforce, and not to mention their unprecedented willingness to travel to find jobs, tracking employment opportunities by the metropolitan areas with the greatest potential is now more important than ever.
Increased liquidity, Fed support, favorable demographics buoy the apartment sector despite growing supply and slow wage gains.
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In case you missed them, here are the five most popular articles on our website from the past week.
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Believe it or not, tenants care a little less about rental rates and a bit more about property management in 2012.
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Many respondents expect remodeling to lead the growth charge over the next two years.
Today's Gen Y renters still want all the coolest tech amenities -- as long as they make life at your property easier.
Here's how to deliver on Gen Y's expectations for higher levels of resource conservation and overall sustainability in an affordable rental property without breaking the budget.
Green building, Baby Boomers, Gen Y, and housing finance reform will shape the next decade and beyond.