California’s labor market continued to expand at a rapid pace in May, according to a Beacon Economics analysis released jointly with the University of California at Riverside School of Business ...
Distress has frustrated investors in this latest round of disruption. Now Real Capital Analytics is offering a new way of looking at this conundrum and how distressed investors can win in this seeming...
July 4 may be independence day, but landlords were counting on June 30 to end the Covid-related housing eviction moratorium. Now they have another month to wait. The Centers for Disease Control annou...
With vaccinations increasing, the rental market is taking off. Monthly rents jumped 5.5% year-over-year to an average of $1,527 in May, according to the Realtor.com Monthly Rental Report. By compari...
A broad real estate coalition has urged the Biden administration to sunset the federal moratorium on evictions on June 30, while applauding the measures the administration has taken to stabilize the h...
Total retail rent collections approached 91% last month, the first time since March 2020 that collections eclipsed the 90% mark. May collections clocked in at 90.85%, up more than a percentage point o...
■ Multifamily rents increased by 2.5% year-over-year in May, which is almost exactly where rent growth was in March 2020 when the pandemic began spreading in the U.S. Many metros have recovered and ...
Whether or not you’re a pet lover, pet-friendly buildings tend to be much more attractive to pet owners, and your pet policies may play a significant role in an applicant’s decision to ren...
“Normal wear and tear” or “reasonable wear and tear” are common terms associated with rentals, and typically refer to the expected depreciation that results from a tenant livin...
Due to the high demand for rentals, it’s a great time to be a property owner or landlord. Around 37% of total U.S. households are renter-occupied, according to a recent survey, which is at near...