There are few signs of an affordability ceiling in the market-rate apartment segment, says Jay Parsons, of RealPage.

Avenue Living Asset Management is gaining a U.S. beachhead by targeting apartment buildings in small cities such as Cincinnati, Ohio and Kansas City, Kansas.

Tenants paid a median of $3,644 on new leases signed in March, the most in three decades of data-keeping by Miller Samuel and Douglas Elliman.

Skyrocketing rents are continuing to drive interest from investors of all types towards multifamily properties across the country.

Rents in the area have surged more than 30 percent over the past year.

Black and Latinx renters pay higher security deposits than White people and have to apply for more apartments to secure a lease, according to Zillow.

WMRE talked to the firm’s founder Jeffrey Goldberg about the affordable housing market and Fairstead’s expanding focus on technology and sustainable development.

Building managers are telling apartment owners and tenants to prepare for a strike, asking residents to plan to help.

Multifamily developments that boast sustainable features or provide affordable housing are finding they have more options from capital sources looking to meet ESG targets.