Condo HOA Fees Surge in Florida Amid Insurance Crisis
August 22, 2024
HOA dues are up more than 15% from a year ago in Tampa, Orlando and Fort Lauderdale, compared with a median gain of 6% across
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The Typical Teacher Can Afford 48% of Apartments Near Their School—Up From 41% Last Year. But They Can Afford Just 14% of Homes for Sale
August 14, 2024
Rental affordability has improved thanks to flattening rents and a modest increase in teacher pay. In Portland, OR, the typical teacher can afford 91% of
Renter Nation: America’s Renter Population Is Growing Three Times Faster Than Its Homeowner Population Amid Rise in Homebuying Costs
August 2, 2024
The number of renter households grew 1.9% in the second quarter—one of the biggest gains in recent years. The number of homeowner households rose 0.6%—the
Permits to Build U.S. Apartments Have Dropped Nearly 30% Since the Pandemic
July 9, 2024
Builders obtained permits to construct 13 multifamily units per 10,000 people this year, down from an average of 18 in 2021-2023. They’ve pumped the brakes
Newly Built Apartments Are Filling Up at the Slowest Pace Since 2020
July 1, 2024
47% of U.S. apartments that were completed in the fourth quarter were rented within three months, down from 60% a year earlier. There are more
Renters Must Earn $66,120 to Afford the Typical U.S. Apartment. The Typical Renter Makes $11,000 Less Than That.
June 24, 2024
Just 39% of renters make enough to afford the median-priced apartment. The income renters need to afford the typical apartment is the highest since 2022
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Condo HOA Fees Surge in Florida Amid Insurance Crisis
August 22, 2024
HOA dues are up more than 15% from a year ago in Tampa, Orlando and Fort Lauderdale, compared with a median gain of 6% across
The Typical Teacher Can Afford 48% of Apartments Near Their School—Up From 41% Last Year. But They Can Afford Just 14% of Homes for Sale
August 14, 2024
Rental affordability has improved thanks to flattening rents and a modest increase in teacher pay. In Portland, OR, the typical teacher can afford 91% of
Renter Nation: America’s Renter Population Is Growing Three Times Faster Than Its Homeowner Population Amid Rise in Homebuying Costs
August 2, 2024
The number of renter households grew 1.9% in the second quarter—one of the biggest gains in recent years. The number of homeowner households rose 0.6%—the
Permits to Build U.S. Apartments Have Dropped Nearly 30% Since the Pandemic
July 9, 2024
Builders obtained permits to construct 13 multifamily units per 10,000 people this year, down from an average of 18 in 2021-2023. They’ve pumped the brakes
Newly Built Apartments Are Filling Up at the Slowest Pace Since 2020
July 1, 2024
47% of U.S. apartments that were completed in the fourth quarter were rented within three months, down from 60% a year earlier. There are more
Renters Must Earn $66,120 to Afford the Typical U.S. Apartment. The Typical Renter Makes $11,000 Less Than That.
June 24, 2024
Just 39% of renters make enough to afford the median-priced apartment. The income renters need to afford the typical apartment is the highest since 2022