Property managers can master the new student housing market with technology. Here’s how

In years past, our annual list of up-and-coming real estate markets has been dominated by Sun Belt cities such as Austin, Raleigh, Charlotte, and Nashville. That’s about to change. Record numbers of apartments have come online in many...

Which real estate markets present the biggest growth opportunities for rental investors and property managers in 2023—and how do those locations change from year to year? Our annual list of up-and-coming real estate markets assesses thousands of data...

In the last two years, predicting rental real estate market trends has been nearly impossible. As a result, many of property managers’ business plans were reactionary, keeping their businesses afloat amid lockdowns, record inflation, panicked residents, and a...

Inflation, stagflation, bear market, shrinkflation—you’ve probably heard all these words tossed around to describe the current U.S. economy conditions. The housing market hasn’t escaped those conditions. It’s estimated that the U.S. had a housing supply deficit of 3.8...

Consumer price inflation rose to 7% in December 2021, the first time it’s been that high since 1982. Compounded by nationwide labor and supply shortages, prices for everything from fuel to building materials to groceries have risen dramatically....

When we released our last up-and-coming markets list in January 2020, the first COVID-19 case had just been identified in the United States. We had an idea that we were due for a downturn in the economy, but...

A lot has happened over the past two years in rental markets across the U.S. While Florida rental markets continue to exceed expectations in many locales, what owners want and need to be successful has changed dramatically. To...

Across the country, the pandemic has caused dramatic shifts in renters’ preferences and expectations—and Florida is no exception. Though the last year has repeatedly surprised us, there are patterns emerging on what the future of renting will look...