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Volume was high again this week as multifamily properties traded hands in several big-time deals. Here's a look at some of the most noteworthy:
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Housing markets around the country are beginning to show signs of recovery. But in certain cities, rebound is not in the picture. What's renting there?
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The Boston Consulting Group (BCG), along with Barkley and Service Management Group, recently surveyed 4,000 Millennials to try to understand what makes them tick when it comes to their consumer behaviors. And the results are in...
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It appears that apartment owners with acquisitions on their mind had their sights firmly fixed on the West Coast this week. From north to south along the Pacific shoreline, properties continue to trade at a premium.
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A recently released estimate of second quarter REIT earnings from Robert W. Baird & Co. shows a bullish outlook for the second quarter, with AvalonBay at the fore.
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They say everything is bigger in Texas, but does that apply to the size of apartments renting for under $1000?
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Here's a look at some of the biggest multifamily transactions so far in July from coast to coast:
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Type the word condo into a Google news search and you may be surprised at what you see. Instead of stories about underwater investors and bankrupt developers, a lot of papers are now writing about new condo construction. Here are three signs things are coming back:
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With yesterday’s holiday in mind, this week we’re taking a look at two iconic American cities: Boston and Philadelphia. What's renting on our $1500 budget in these two cities? Let's find out.
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Gen Y renters on a budget in both the Los Angeles and Miami vicinities don’t have to completely rule out a room with a view. There are a number of condos and apartments with gorgeous views renting for right around our $1500/month price point.