Tag: long term rentals
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🏢 Student Housing Trends: A Closer Look at Fall 2024 Pre-Leasing 📚
As the academic year approaches, student housing markets are buzzing with activity. Let’s dive into the latest insights: 🔍 The Takeaway: Student housing remains resilient, especially for properties away from campus. Keep an eye on the University of Tennessee (25% YoY rent growth) and other campuses like Ole Miss, University of Kentucky, Purdue, College of…
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America’s Top States for Business: Where Opportunity Meets Innovation
When it comes to fostering a thriving business environment, some states stand out as true champions. CNBC’s annual ranking evaluates all 50 states across 128 different metrics in 10 key categories of competitiveness. Let’s dive into the highlights: North Carolina: A Talent Magnet North Carolina claims the top spot, attracting an exceptionally talented and innovative…
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🔔 Market Alert: Powell Signals Potential Shift in Monetary Policy
🌟 In the Spotlight:Fed Chair Jerome Powell’s recent testimony before the U.S. Senate Banking Committee has sparked a buzz in the financial community. Hinting at a possible shift, Powell suggested that a cut in the federal funds rate might be on the horizon. 📈 Market Dynamics: Since the Federal Open Market Committee’s July session, the…
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🏢 Multifamily Absorption Hits All-Time High in Q2 2024: A Market Surge Worth Noting
Record-Breaking Demand In the dynamic landscape of U.S. real estate, the multifamily sector has witnessed an extraordinary surge. According to RealPage Market Analytics, apartment demand reached unprecedented levels in the year ending Q2 2024, with a staggering 390,000 units absorbed. This figure ranks as the eighth-largest annual absorption rate since the turn of the millennium.…
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Big Banks Struggle with CRE Loans: A Closer Look
Despite assumptions that smaller banks bear the brunt of commercial real estate woes, it’s the big players feeling the heat. Loan ExposureWhile smaller banks hold a significant share of CRE and multifamily property debt in the U.S., the top 25 largest banks are grappling with more loan delinquencies. Not all CRE loans are created equal—factors…
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NYC Multifamily Permits Hit 10-Year Low: A Housing Crisis Unfolds
New Yorkers face a deepening housing crunch with a mere 1.4% vacancy rate and soaring costs. But what’s causing this crisis? Let’s dive into the dramatic decline in multifamily permits and explore ambitious solutions. The Numbers Don’t Lie In May, the number of permits issued for multifamily buildings plummeted to a shocking 36—the lowest monthly…
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The Next Nashville? Billions In New Investment Could Put Baltimore Back On The Map
Baltimore’s Real Estate Renaissance: A $12B Transformation 🌟🏙️ Baltimore, MD — The Charm City is buzzing with anticipation as massive real estate and infrastructure projects converge, injecting billions into Baltimore’s economy. From the iconic Inner Harbor to the waterfront Baltimore Peninsula megaproject, the city is poised for a revival. But with growth come challenges—housing affordability,…
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Silicon Valley’s Rise: A Closer Look
Let’s delve deeper into the fascinating dynamics of Silicon Valley’s rental market. 🏢🔍 1. The Tech Resurgence Silicon Valley, renowned as the epicenter of technological innovation, has experienced a remarkable resurgence. The tech sector, which suffered setbacks in recent years, is now bouncing back with renewed vigor. Venture capital investments in emerging technologies—such as artificial…
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Home Prices Begin to Soften in Pandemic Boomtowns
The real estate landscape has undergone significant changes in once-hot metros. After a surge in home prices during the pandemic, we’re now witnessing a rebalancing act. Here’s what you need to know: Price Declines in Key Cities According to mortgage data company ICE Mortgage, San Antonio and Austin in Texas, along with Tampa, Florida, have…
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Build-to-Rent Homes Report 2024
The build-to-rent (BTR) industry has surged as the fastest-growing segment of single-family home construction. With mortgage rates surpassing 6.5%, limited housing supply, and sustained demand, new homebuyers need six-figure incomes to afford median-priced houses. Here’s what you need to know: Key Findings: Build-to-Rent Construction Rate An analysis of U.S. Census data reveals 75,000 BTR starts…
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