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Category - Los Angeles, CA
The top growing cities in the country are among the largest U.S. cities, according to the newest U.S. Census population data. In other words, the most populous metros continue to be the most popular as well, drawing new residents to their already dense urban landscape. Millennials are...
Location is one of the strongest indicators of housing quality, because it determines the quality of education, jobs and opportunities to which residents have access. According to Harvard University research, where we grow up will leave a deep imprint on us and will influence where we end...
Los Angeles rents have been growing steadily in the last three years, but “more haste, less speed” seems to be the name of the game. According to Yardi Matrix apartment data, the average rent went from just under $1,800 in January 2014 to $2,173 in December 2016, but it’s as...
Article featured on: Report highlights: The national average apartment rent in 2016 increased by 4% y-o-y, reached $1,210/month, according to Yardi Matrix In...
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Article featured on: Study highlights: The number of new green-certified apartments expected to rise by 32% in 2016, exceeding 59,000 units by the end of the...
1.2 Million Wealthy Households Became Renters in the Last 10 Years – In SF They Outnumber Homeowners
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Nothing says recovery like new construction, and there have been quite a few additions to Orange County, California between 2007 and today. Some of these...
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