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Imagine living in (or renting out) an apartment where rent doesn’t jump hundreds of dollars each year. The price stays steady, the lease keeps renewing, and tenants feel secure staying long-term. That’s the idea behind a rent-stabilized apartment — housing with built-in protections to keep rent increases reasonable and tenants in place. In this guide, we’ll break down what rent stabilization really means, who it applies to, and what renters and landlords should know. Main Takeaways Rent stabilization keeps rent increases predictable by limiting annual hikes, ensuring tenants can plan ahead and renew their leases with confidence. Landlords must navigate restrictions, balancing rent... Read more
Homeownership may still be the American Dream, but for many younger buyers, that dream is increasingly being put on the back burner. A recent survey of more than 2,000...
Student renters make up a small but significant slice of the renter population. Compared to adults in full-time employment, students are much more likely to rent. And...
Key Takeaways US average multifamily rent fell by $6 to $1,750, the largest September drop since 2009 and the worst monthly decline since late 2022. A glut of new...
Apartment rents slipped for the first time since the Great Recession, signaling a cooling market driven by oversupply. Developers are pulling back—but economists warn...
When you purchase a duplex, triplex, or other investment, there is a crucial question you need to answer: “Should I live on the property?” If this is your first investment property, there can be many benefits to living in the property. Save Money By Choosing the Right Location For Your Investment Property When considering an investment property, location is paramount. While you can invest remotely, owning a property in your area offers several advantages. One of the key benefits is the option to live in the property. If you opt to rent the property and do not choose to reside in the investment property, you will still enjoy benefits. Some of these include: Increased... Read more
After more than two years of discussion and debate, the Los Angeles City Council voted Wednesday to significantly lower annual rent increases in most of the city’s...
Imagine having a $2,400 monthly mortgage payment, but only paying $600 out of pocket. The other three bedrooms? They’re covering the rest—plus utilities, plus...
New York City homeowners can now apply to add basement, attic, and backyard apartments to their existing properties. On Tuesday, the city launched an applications...
Key Takeaways More than 1,000 tenants living in Capital Realty Group-owned properties are organizing a multi-state tenant union campaign to push for collective...
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