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U.S. apartment leasing activity normally slows as the weather cools late in the year. In turn, occupancy tends to backtrack a bit, and property owners cut move-in lease prices a little. However, 2021 hasn’t been a normal year for the rental housing sector, and an outperformance relative to historical standards continues to register as the year winds down.
Commercial real estate prices have increased measurably this year delivering positive results for investors, John Chang, Senior Vice President and National Director Research Services at Marcus & Millichap said in a recent video.
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The sellers and buyer of both properties were secured and represented by Randolph Taylor, Senior Associate, and an investment specialist in National Multi Housing Division in Marcus & Millichap’s Chicago Oak Brook office.
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