Rental Property

Poll: 1 in 4 Millennials Say Parents Cover Their Rent

Published by Breitbart News | January 27, 2023 Roughly a quarter of millennials say their parents cover their rent, and 35 percent of U.S. adults say their parents still pay for at least one of their bills, a new poll found.  The New York Post reported on the survey Friday, which was conducted with 2,000 Americans by OnePoll …

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Why The Renters Bill Of Rights Won’t Help Much

Published by Forbes.com | January 25, 2023 A set of principles may be good in concept, but they don’t come close to addressing the big problems of skyrocketed rents or the imbalance of power between landlords and tenants. The Biden administration released its promised game plan to “protect renters and promote rental affordability.” The accompanying White House Blueprint …

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9 U.S. Cities Where Rent Prices Are Finally Falling

Published by REALTOR.com | January 9, 2023 While Realtor.com economists predict that, nationally, rental prices will continue climbing in 2023, they expect the days of double-digit hikes are likely over. The rental market appears to have hit an inflection point—and not a moment too soon for many Americans who have been squeezed tight by record-setting price …

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Homelessness Ticked Up In 2022 as Rising Rents Continued To Price People Out

Published by REALTOR.com | December 19, 2022 Homelessness rose this year as rents and home prices spiked across the country. In January 2022, nearly 582,500 people experienced homelessness, according to a recent U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development report. That figure is a slight increase—about 0.3%—from 2020. However, homelessness fell 10% over the past 15 years. …

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Rental Price Growth Slows To The Lowest Level In 18 Months

Published by Forbes.com | November 18, 2022 The median rent in the top 50 metros in October was $1,734, down $25 from September. Renters throughout the country are finally seeing a bit of relief when it comes to the seemingly relentless pace of rent growth. The Realtor.com October Rental Report details the shifting marketplace reality. …

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Megalandlord in the Making: JPMorgan is About to Spend $1B on U.S. Rental Homes

Published by Business Insider | November 17, 2022 JPMorgan and Haven Realty Capital entered into a joint venture agreement on November 15 with a plan to acquire up to $1 billion in build-to-rent properties, starting in Atlanta. A new joint venture between one of America’s largest banks and a growing build-to-rent operator is the latest sign …

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Renters Are Fed Up With Rising Rents—Could Their Frustration Affect the Midterm Elections?

Published by REALTOR.com | October 28, 2022 Rents are rising—and renters are poised to take out their frustrations in the midterm elections. More than half of renters registered to vote say that housing will be a key issue for them in the midterms next month, according to a recent Apartment List report. The rentals website …

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Expert: Transforming Vacant Office Buildings Into Apartments Presents A Solution To Housing Crisis

Published by FOX Business | October 6, 2022 Big cities face rising number of vacant, for-sale office buildings While many workplaces shifted to a remote setting during the pandemic, some businesses never fully returned to in-person models – creating a surging number of vacant, big city office buildings. But the empty spaces are providing a …

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The 10 States Where Renters Are Most Behind On Payments

Published by CNBC | October 7, 2022 Renters across the U.S. are feeling the sting of soaring inflation, rising housing costs and the end of the national eviction ban. Some 15% of American households, around 6 million, are behind on rent this fall, according to a recent report from MyEListing.com, a commercial real estate website. South …

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