What’s Next for the Millennial Market?
As the second largest generation behind baby boomers, millennials may be a force to be reckoned with, but they also may be known as the generation unable to afford a home. Born between the early [...]
As the second largest generation behind baby boomers, millennials may be a force to be reckoned with, but they also may be known as the generation unable to afford a home. Born between the early [...]
According to the 2014 Survey of Operating Income & Expenses In Rental Apartment Communities, the answer is Yes! To quote the Survey, “2014 will likely go down as the formal beginning [...]
Most people think that when a flood of new supply hits the apartment market, occupancy and effective rents will go down. That’s true in most cases, but not in the first half of 2014, according to [...]
The U.S. homeownership rate may fall to as low as 55 percent because more Americans are choosing to rent as they postpone getting married and having children, according to Sam Zell, chairman of [...]
The nation’s homeownership rate slipped to its lowest level in 19 years in the first quarter as more households rented and home sales remained low. That’s according to the Census [...]
While last year saw somewhat tepid sales volume in the larger properties when analyzing the county MLS services and another public provider of sales transactional information compared to recent [...]
As was the case over the last year, the sales volume on the five-to-nine units saw a dramatic increase in sales volume in terms of percentages – at least double the amount of sales volume [...]
As always exhibited in the multifamily property market, these smaller units overwhelmingly comprise the majority of multifamily property sales (80%) compared to 5-9 units and 10+ unit sales, [...]