More residents in professionally managed apartments paid their rent this month than in December, but they still trail the number of renters who paid a year ago, according to new figures from a multifamily industry advocacy group.
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The United States ended the year with the best fourth quarter for apartment demand in two decades with large Sun Belt cities driving the most traffic, though some high-priced coastal markets hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic initially now appear to be rounding the corner.
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The city of Naperville has taken an initial step towards requiring developers to include affordable housing in their plans, but the city council wants to be careful not to stymie development.