Many Rental Housing Owners Are Under Stress
While the single-family rental market has been strong since the pandemic began, that doesn’t mean there aren’t problems in specific segments of this still-fragmented market characterized b...
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Inland Empire Expansion Endures
The Inland Empire’s multifamily market is showing signs of strength, despite economic headwinds. Rent expansion remained positive through 2020 and surpassed the nation. Rates increased by 0.6% o...
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Time is Running Out for Multifamily Owners That Received Forbearance
Temporary mortgage forbearance was a critical stopgap for multifamily property owners during the pandemic, particularly for smaller, non-institutional mom-and-pop owners, according to a new report fro...
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Pandemic Hit California Jobs Harder Than Originally Estimated
Employment growth in the state from December 2019 to 2020 was revised down from -8 percent to -9.2 percent. This revision translates into 206,500 more California jobs lost during the year than the emp...
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How Is 2021 Shaping Up for Multifamily?
A year into the pandemic, most real estate professionals have high hopes that 2021 will bring much-needed stability. Despite more than 10 million renters being behind on rent as of January, there are ...
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At What Point Will Rising Rates Significantly Impact Homebuying?
Since reaching a low point in January, mortgage rates last month broke 3%. Is that enough to dampen homebuying enthusiasm and perhaps lead to replenishment of the dwindling inventory? Not so fast, say...
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Gap Widens Between Demand and Inventory
While the COVID-19 pandemic gripped the nation and brought everyday life to a near halt, the housing market remained as robust as ever this past year, with home prices rising 14.3%, new listings comin...
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Latest Look at Foreclosure Trends
Across the country, just 11,281 residential properties were in foreclosure in February, according to property data researchers at ATTOM Data Solutions, who just released the February 2021 U.S. Foreclo...
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Where the Apartment Market Stands One Year After COVID
COVID-19 became a real thing for lots of people on March 11, 2020. Over the past year, many of us at RealPage have referred to the date as Tom Hanks Day, since it’s when America’s D...
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Millions of Families Could Face Housing Insecurity in 2021
Government agencies responsible for protecting consumers have precious little time to save millions of families from losing their homes—that's according to the Consumer Financial Protection Bure...
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