25% of people surveyed reported missing all or some of their rent that month. The federal program paying unemployed workers an extra $600 per week — a big help for renters — is set to expire in July.
by Randolph Taylor
The outlook for the fall semester was overwhelmingly positive, with 93 percent of respondents indicating that they expect fall semester to open on time with residents in on-campus housing.
by Randolph Taylor
In the apartment world, now might be the time of the little investor. Regional Players Win Deals While Using Localized Knowledge to Their Advantage
by Randolph Taylor
Unlike traditional lenders who are hampered by the burdens of federal regulations, private lenders are nimble and can pivot to meet a range of market demands and unique circumstances.
by Randolph Taylor
Developers will likely delay starting new apartment projects until they see strong employment growth.
by Randolph Taylor
INVESTORS AVOID FIXER-UPPER APARTMENTS. COSTAR ANALYSIS SHOWS BUYERS FLEEING TO SAFER MIDDLE-TIER PROPERTIES. Apartment investors are getting nervous about buying fixer-uppers
by Randolph Taylor
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