Category Archives: Rentals
The Biggest Game Changers in Renting Are Older, Highly-Educated Renters, and...
Source: RENTCafe Blog Have you noticed how different renting is today from one or two decades ago? I think most of us would agree that renters were usually people in their 20s, renting mostly bare-bones dingy apartments with stinky carpeting...
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Rent price hikes are easing
Source: National Real Estate Investor Apartment rents continue to grow more slowly than before. The cities where rents grew the most in 2016 are still top cities for rent growth this year, but their lead is getting smaller. “A year ago...
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Can teacher housing entice educators to work in expensive cities?
Source: Curbed Experiments in making life as a teacher more affordable show how rising real estate costs hurt urban districts An aerial render of the recently finished Teacher’s Village in Newark, New Jersey, a new...
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It’s cheaper to buy a home than rent, but only if...
Source: CNBC The supply of listings in April fell 9 percent compared with a year ago. Unfortunately for buyers, the cheapest segment of the market is where supplies are lowest. Home prices...
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Renters Now Rule Half of U.S. Cities
Source: National Real Estate Investor Fifty-two of the 100 largest U.S. cities were majority renter in 2015, according to U.S. Census Bureau data. Since 2009, 21 cities had shifted to renter-rule. Renters now dominate in both hot housing...
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Making California housing affordable again will require new laws
Source: Orange County Register California can increase the number of homes that people can afford by giving more money to cities that build sufficient affordable housing, some said at a housing summit last week in Los Angeles by the...
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