Tag: economy

Why Are Millennials Rejecting Homeownership? Or Are They?

It’s beginning to look like enticing 25- to 34-year olds into purchasing their first home won’t be easy. According to…

Establishing Rent Tiers: Low, Med-Range, High: Where Does Your Property Fit?

Managing sales, recruiting/training staff and attracting new owners are top priorities for professional managers.  Naturally, your main focus will fluctuate…

How Much Will the Average National Rent Get You? (Infographic)

The average national rent in the United States for an entry-level one-bedroom or studio apartment is $769. So how much square footage does that afford you?

How Accurate Are Real Estate Market Forecast?

Looking backwards is sometimes the best way to plan for the future. For example, if we look at 2013, we’ll…

First Look: Early Economic Forecast for Property Managers (Webinar Recap)

Senior Economist Ryan Severino gave an in depth look at the economic forecast for the housing market in this value-packed webinar….

Home Prices Expect Near Double Digit Growth in 2015: Good News of Bad News for Rental Markets?

It’s 2015 – do you know where your Millennials are? Watching the movement of this key group of young adults…

Trulia’s Housing Economist’s Top Take-Aways for 2015 (Webinar Recap)

Trulia’s Housing Economist, Ralph McLaughlin, PhD, gave an informative and inspiring  presentation on his top take-aways for property managers to…

Still Growing Strong: 3 Reasons Occupancy Rates Are Higher Than Expected

Experienced property managers and multifamily investors keep a close eye on national inventory. The laws of supply and demand suggest…

Is the Rental Housing Market Headed for a Fall?

When The Modern, a luxury high-rise apartment building in New Jersey announced recently it was opening its leasing office, more…

The Art of Understanding the Value of Multifamily Communities

Value is a complex concept. Discovering the true value of multifamily housing in a given region – neighborhood, town, state, etc. –…