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Several laws aimed at protecting tenants in California are set to take effect in 2025. One of the key changes comes from Assembly Bill 2747, which requires landlords owning more than 15 apartments to offer tenants the option of having their on-time rent payments reported to credit agencies. This measure is designed to help renters build their credit scores. “If I miss my credit card payment $25 one month, I’m get dinged for it,” said Doug Baker, a renter who welcomes the change. “I pay my rent on time for 5 or 6 years, nothing happens.” Landlords can charge up to $10 per month for this service. Another significant change comes from Assembly Bill 2801,... Read more
Key Takeaways The US multifamily sector surpassed expectations last year, with nearly 667K apartment units absorbed. This growth was largely driven by favorable economic...
Tax-filing season, which began Jan. 27, can be a source of mental and financial stress—but those who have worked smarter instead of harder have tax breaks headed their...
Introduction You’re about to pack up when the email arrives. “What’s going on with this property in Houston?” You check the dashboard and see...
As we enter the New Year, analysts are peering into their crystal balls to predict how multifamily will thrive in 2025. Yardi Matrix sees the multifamily market poised...
In recent years, tiny homes have become a popular alternative to the traditionally large American-style home and a viable way to provide shelter within a small space. The structures have been used by those trying to downsize and as short-term rentals, disaster relief housing and homeless relief housing. Some tiny homes are actually found in trees. Although many people consider a house up to 600 square feet to be a tiny home, the 2021 International Residential Code (IRC) Appendix AQ, stated that tiny houses are dwelling units measuring 400 square feet (37 m2) or less in floor area, excluding lofts. Small homes = big profits Leasing tiny homes is one of the latest trends in the rental... Read more
In its first report for 2025, RentCafe highlights the top metros where renters and real estate professionals should focus their attention this year. The list was...
Renters need to earn $63,680 to afford the median asking rent for a U.S. apartment—the lowest income required since early 2022. Texas metros Austin, Houston and...
For various reasons, millions of Americans each year choose to move out of their current home and move on to pastures new. But only just over one in three is making the...
In 2024, the industry stabilized as elevated resident experiences, a focus on community, and eco-friendly practices shaped the multifamily landscape. In the new year,...
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