Diana Olick@DianaOlick Sep 26 2018 Key Points Rents in the third quarter of this year were up 2.9 percent compared with a year ago, according to RealPage, a real estate analytics firm. That’s up from 2.5 percent annual growth in the second quarter. The apartment
Post written by Evan Gentry CEO and Founder of M360 Advisors. Gentry is an entrepreneur and innovator in bringing together technology, real estate, and investments. Sep 13, 2018 As interest rates rise, the dollar strengthens, trade wars mount and heightened volatility across markets persists, institutional
Dallas-Fort Worth renters are paying record monthly rates for apartments Steve Brown, Real Estate Editor – September 10, 2018 An average North Texas apartment will run you more than $1,100 a month, according to the latest data from RealPage. That’s up 35 percent from 2010. But
Exclusive research from NREI’s latest finance survey shows that confidence remains high that the good times are likely to roll a bit longer. David Bodamer | Oct 26, 2017 Commercial real estate borrowers remain bullish on the financing climate despite some uncertainty about where
Source: Multi Housing News By Dees Stribling, Contributing Editor Both Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac reported their second quarter numbers on Friday: Fannie Mae recorded income of $3.7 billion for the quarter, and Freddie Mac reported income of $1.9 billion. Thus Fannie will pay $3.7
Source: Multi Housing News
Source: Multi Housing News
Buying a home has long been part of the American dream. But rising prices have made renting less expensive in many places. How They Rank See the full rankings for 54 metro areas, and how Deutsche Bank did the math, on Total Return. People often
Million-dollar homes in the U.S. are selling at double their historical average while middle-class property demand stumbles, showing that the housing recovery is mirroring America’s wealth divide. Purchases costing $1 million or more rose 7.8 percent in March from a year earlier, according to data
By John Gittelsohn 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, said Sam Zell, chairman of landlord Equity Residential. Demographic and lifestyle changes, more than economic
