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Five years after the recession, forecasts are finally reaching a new normal.
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In Charlotte, minorities have made up the majority of its 752,000 population since 2011, and women account for more than half. And there, Balfour Beatty Construction is part of a construction team that this month was selected to build a 146,000-square-foot, 400-bed freshman residential hall, which...
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After the Great Recession, economists are more careful about how they forecast the multifamily industry.
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Multifamily owners could face cleaning costs of more than $25,000 after a meth lab is found in a unit.
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Greystar Real Estate Partners claimed the top position for the third year in a row by gaining more ground in the Mid-Atlantic, Northeast, and Western regions in 2012.
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Methamphetamine production creates dangerous living conditions for renters living near labs, especially those who share a common wall.
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The top-tier assets are seeing a slowdown in rent growth, while a trickle-down effect has given Class C assets a big boost.
In apartment real estate fundamentals, all that really matters is what's going on in your submarket.
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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Thanks to surging rents in downtown Brooklyn, renters are finding solace in an unlikely place: Manhattan.
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Rents for new apartment leases crept up 3 percent nationwide last year, according to RealPage, Inc.
Now that the REO to rental experiments has a couple of years under its belt, investors are reving up their buying activity and remain bullish on the future of the asset class.
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In preparation for leasing season, industry executives say their first step is trying to retain current renters, and share how they do it.
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Most apartment rating sites wouldn’t give themselves a name with a negative connotation. But Chicago-based DoNotRent.com is throwing caution to the wind, likely to the chagrin of landlords and property managers everywhere.
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How realistic are renters when seeking apartment deals in major urban areas? According to the newest data from Apartments.com, the gap between what first-time renters want to pay, and what they have to pay, is deep and wide.
Exclusive research provides insight into how Millennials search for apartments, and what they expect from their eventual community of choice.
According to the latest data from Zillow, nearly 75 percent of the 200 metro areas it surveyed would see homeowners reach a ìbreakeven pointî in three years or less.
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It's no coincidence that the metro areas showing the most robust job growth are the same cities with the hottest apartment market activity right. Here's a list of the best places to find a job so far in 2012, and the places where the multifamily market should heat up for the rest of the year.
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CompassRock continues to develop its national footprint as it takes over management for the massive PCVST.