Setting the right rental price isn’t guesswork—it’s a calculated decision based on three major elements: the property’s features, its location, and the current market demand. Whether you’re managing a single-family home, multifamily units, or apartment complexes, knowing how these factors interact can mean the difference between a vacant property and a profitable one. In this […]
As the temperatures rise, so do the rents. According to a recent Business Insider article, the U.S. rental market is entering a new chapter—one marked by renewed price surges, consumer anxiety over inflation, and regionally diverging trends. With the economy sending mixed signals and mortgage rates remaining elevated, renters are once again finding themselves at
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In an increasingly globalized world, many people dream of living in major cities known for their opportunities, culture, and prestige. However, those dreams often come with a steep price. Each year, organizations analyze global economic data to determine the most expensive cities to live in—and 2025 is no exception. If you’re planning a move, investing
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After years of relentless rent hikes, renters in many parts of the United States are finally getting a break. According to Realtor.com’s February 2025 Rental Report, rent prices are cooling across a majority of major U.S. cities. The national median asking rent dropped to $1,691—a $15 decrease compared to last year. This marks the 19th
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As multifamily housing permits continue to fall in key U.S. cities, experts warn that today’s slowdown in construction could spell higher rents in the near future. A recent analysis by Realtor.com published on AZ Big Media raises red flags for renters and real estate professionals alike. In 2024, the number of new multifamily permits issued
For decades, homeownership has been considered a cornerstone of the American Dream—a symbol of stability, success, and wealth. But in 2025, that narrative is being rewritten by an unexpected group: millionaires. From tech entrepreneurs to high-level executives, many wealthy individuals are choosing to rent rather than own—and not because they can’t afford to buy. It’s
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