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Slower Apartment Rent Growth in November Resembles Historical Norms

For the first time this year, a slower pace of rent growth that more closely resembles historical norms is being reported in November by Zumper’s National Rent Index. While it’s just one ...

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Downtown L.A. Leads The Nation As Top Neighborhood For Multi-Family Units

Today’s high home prices and limited single family residential (SFR) construction have driven a majority of Millennial and Generation (Gen) Z populations to rent. As a result, much of the nation...

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What Is RUBS Income in Real Estate?

Under RUBS real estate, the cost a tenant pays for their utility usage is based on factors that would likely affect the cost of utilities in a household, such as the square footage of the unit, how ma...

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Home Buyers and Renters to Get Some Relief Next Year

It has been a landlord and seller’s market in the rental and housing markets since the pandemic and while the pendulum is not likely to swing entirely to the other side for some time, two new re...

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Is CRE Headed for a Bubble?

Commercial real estate in the US is nowhere near bubble territory in the near-term, but investors would be well-served to consider the three- to five-year supply and demand outlook before snapping up ...

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Expect Rates to Remain Low Through Next Year

Interest rates are likely to remain low for the foreseeable future, according to D. Scott Lee, Managing Partner at Tauro Capital Advisors. The low interest rate environment combined with ample availab...

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SoCal Apartment Dwellers to Pay Triple-Digit Rent Increases

The 2021 University of Southern California Casden Economics Forecast projects triple-digit dollar rent increases in the next two years for apartment dwellers in each of the region’s five markets...

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It’s Been 20 Years Since the Economy Has Grown at This Rate

“We might never see this again in our lifetimes,” said Ryan Severino, chief economist at JLL, in his keynote speech at the GlobeSt.com Net Lease conference in Los Angeles. Severino was not...

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Is It Time to Worry About Multifamily’s Slowing Rent Growth?

The pace of apartment rent growth is slowing, according to a report from RealPage. While it seems to be a seasonal issue, the news comes at a bad time for multifamily investors and property owners as ...

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Infrastructure Package to Benefit California in Many Ways

The congressional passage of the $1.2 trillion infrastructure investments and jobs act bill package will help to create quality jobs for Californians, support the modernization of key state infrastruc...

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