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There is a potential new headache for property managers now as an Amazon delivery drone crashed into an apartment building in the Dallas suburb of Richardson. An Amazon Prime Air MK30 drone hit the side of the apartment building and crashed to the ground. The company is working to make minor repairs to the apartment building related to the collision. Witnesses said the propellers on the drone were still moving when it hit the apartment building “and you could smell it was starting to burn. Luckily, nothing really caught on fire” where it hit the building. Paying Too Much For Insurance? Get a FREE quote to insure your rental properties for less. GET A FREE... Read more
Realtor.com’s January Rental Report makes clear that the balance of power in the U.S. rental market has shifted decisively toward tenants. According to the...
KEY TAKEAWAYS Apartment demand is slowing in several major cities as labor market conditions weaken. High new supply and increased concessions are putting pressure on...
Key takeaways Fix-and-flip market conditions improved in Q4 2025, with the Fix and Flip Market Index (FFMI) posting its largest quarterly gain in 3 years....
U.S. multifamily rents posted a modest increase in January, snapping a five-month decline, but heavy supply, slowing absorption and economic uncertainty point to a...
KEY TAKEAWAYS Only six of the 50 largest apartment metros remain landlord-friendly based on vacancy rates. The national median asking rent fell 1.5% year-over-year to $1,672 in January, marking 29 months of annual declines. 44 major apartment metros are now classified as renter-friendly or balanced, with tenant leverage rising notably in Sun Belt and Midwest cities. Supply surges and shifting demand are driving adjustments in cap rates, rents, and concession strategies for investors. Market Turns to Renters A new Realtor.com analysis reveals a significant power shift in the US rental sector, with only six major apartment metros still favoring landlords. Rising vacancy rates and... Read more
The U.S. population grew by just 0.5% last year, a weak showing against the country’s already historically low growth rate. A single-year drop is likely to cause...
The share of renters who were “just looking” or “in no hurry” in find a place peaked in 2025, according to a new report from Apartment List. Renters were...
KEY POINTS The national median rent in January was $1,353, a drop of 1.4% compared with one year ago. The national vacancy rate was 7.3% in January, a record high on...
KEY TAKEAWAYS Apartment searches increased 21% nationally from February to March 2025, reflecting post-Valentine’s relationship changes. Boston, Madison, and Austin...
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