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KEY TAKEAWAYS US average apartment rents rose 0.1% in June, with San Francisco leading among major metro areas at 0.7% monthly growth. The national average rent reached $1,742, while annualized gains slowed to 0.8%, down from 1.2% a year prior. Surging supply still pressures rents, especially in the South and Mountain regions, while tech-heavy Bay Area markets outperform. Subdued Spring Caps Sluggish Growth The apartment market ended the spring leasing season on a muted note, as US rents inched up an average of 0.1% in June, per CoStar Analytics. This modest increase lifted national average rents to $1,742, up just $2 from May’s revised $1,740. Despite seasonal expectations for... Read more
June saw another month of rent increases as the national median rent ticked up by 0.4 percent in June, increasing for the fifth consecutive month, according to the July...
KEY TAKEAWAYS A recent CDC report identifies the hot tub at a short-term rental property as a potential source of Legionnaires’ disease New York investigators...
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Student housing is one of the most reliably high-performing asset classes in multifamily real estate. Estimated occupancy for the 2025 to 2026 academic year reached...
Key Takeaways On-time payments came in at 83.8% in June, little changed from May’s revised estimate of 83.9%, suggesting that the recent recovery in rent collection performance has lost some momentum. Year-over-year, on-time collections were up 22 basis points from June 2025, ending a 34-month streak of annual declines and marking the first annual increase since early 2023. The forecast full-payment rate for June came in at 96.2%, down from May’s especially strong reading but still consistent with relatively firm overall payment resolution. The most recent observed late-payment reading came in at 12.0% in April, down from the 13.5% highs reached earlier this year, though... Read more
Best budgeting apps for landlords start with a personal finance tool that keeps day-to-day spending under control, then add a property-specific platform once per-unit...
Tenants at apartment complexes operated by Greystar, the largest owner and manager of apartments in the US, don’t just pay rent. They pay a mass of fees that many...
KEY TAKEAWAYS US apartment occupancy reached 95.5% in May 2026, extending a five-month recovery that has lifted occupancy 90 basis points since year-end 2025. Rent...
Key Takeaways On-time payments came in at 83.8% in June, little changed from May’s revised estimate of 83.9%, suggesting that the recent recovery in rent...
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