A new White House plan to nationalize housing policy and grant renters more protection has left mom-and-pop landlords with questions and concerns.
Property management firm RealPage published new data that shows demand for US apartments began “evaporating” as early as last summer as the highest inflation in a generation crushed consumer confidence.
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Renting is at the highest level in half a century, with 43.7 million households renting. Population-adjusted numbers are another matter. But what does it mean?
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Following the disappointing tumble in existing home sales (to 2 year lows), analysts expect a modest drop in new home sales in May of just 0.2% MoM (after April’s 16.6% MoM plunge). Instead, new home sales spiked 10.7% MoM (from an updwardly revised -12% MoM print in April) – despite soaring mortgage rates…
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As costs of home ownership rise, millions of Americans have been pushed out of the housing market, according to Harvard University’s annual State of the Nation’s Housing Report released Wednesday.
Here’s a chart residential real estate investors should find interesting… Source: Unprecedented Spending Trends in America, in One Chart, an article from HowMuch.net, a cost information website. If you can’t quite make it out on your screen, go ahead and click on it. Don’t worry, it won’t bite. But you’ll want to see the labels.
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