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We’d need 4.6 million new apartments by 2030 to meet demand for rental living and keep prices in check, per data from the National Multifamily Housing Council. That’s about 373K new units each year on average, a number that’s rather optimistic considering the pace of apartment...
Key takeaways: Average rents on U.S. apartments rose by $4, or 0.3%, in May, hitting $1,316 for the month, according to Yardi Matrix. In terms of rent growth, California was home to eight of the 15 fastest-growing cities in the country. Stockton came in at No. 1 once again, while...
Key takeaways: The average U.S. apartment rent increased by $2 in April, reaching $1,314 according to Yardi Matrix. Again the California cities make up the bulk of the rent-growth list, this time with eleven of the top 20 cities located within the state’s borders. In April, Stockton...
Key takeaways: The average U.S. apartment rent increased by $6 in March, reaching $1,312 according to Yardi Matrix. Again the California cities make up the bulk of the rent-growth list, with twelve of the top 20 cities located within the state’s borders. This time Lancaster and Stockton...
Key takeaways: The average U.S. apartment rent decreased by $9 in February, reaching $1,306 according to Yardi Matrix. Luxury rents have dropped for the month, hitting $1, 554. This marks a nearly 1% decrease over January. California cities make up the bulk of the rent-growth list, with...
A thriving financial, banking and energy center, Charlotte has managed to maintain a certain level of affordability along with its growing popularity. Charlotte apartments for rent cost less than the national average rent, making it an attractive city for young professionals. After...
Dallas has been keeping up fairly well with the surrounding cities in terms of rent growth. Currently the general trend in the largest US metros is that the main cities are cooling off while the suburbs post exceptionally high increases, but Dallas’ case is a more balanced one. At...
The desert climate doesn’t seem to help set Phoenix apart from the rest of the nation, in that the cores of big US metros are cooling off, unlike cities on the outer edges of the urban rings, where the rental heat maps are starting to glow red hot. Phoenix rents have reached $889/month in...
There’s a reason we didn’t see Chicago in apartment-related headlines last year: no spectacular changes in rent prices. During 2016, overall apartment rents in the Chicago area lingered between $1,300 and $1,400, on average. The metro rents grew by a moderate 4% in 2016, on...
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...
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