The U.S. apartment market has outperformed its peer property-type groups, both in terms of occupancy and rent growth, with annual rent growth averaging 4.9% from
With trade-war threats continuing to dominate the news over the past year, the media has increasingly focused on the industrial real estate sector and how
The U.S. office market rarely gets considerable attention — at least during this expansion. It has neither the strong rent growth that the apartment market
Those with a vested interest in the multifamily-housing sector tend to pay particular attention to young people and where they are moving. But the statistics
In the multifamily-housing market, there is one amenity that tenants love but landlords may be hesitant to add: in-unit laundry facilities. Washers and dryers are
With the expectation of baby boomers entering their senior years, real estate developers have been building senior housing for quite a few years now. The
With the announcement that it has chosen two locations for its new headquarters operations — Queens in New York City and Crystal City in suburban
While the media provides regular updates on the status of the tariff wars with China, the industrial real estate sector continues to hum along, showing
Reis’ 2018 year-end apartment statistics show a higher national vacancy rate of 4.9 percent, up from 4.6 percent at the end of 2017. The increase
The expansion of the U.S. apartment market over the past seven years has been largely concentrated in metro areas and, more specifically, within the urban