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Tag Archives: apartment vacancies
Colorado’s apartment vacancies drop to 5.2 percent – The Business Journal
Driven by hot apartment-rental markets in Fort Collins and Denver, the overall vacancy rate for the state dropped to 5.2 percent in the first quarter, according to a state Division of Housing report released late Wednesday. That’s the lowest … … Continue reading
Apartment Vacancies Decline in U.S. to Lowest Rate Since 2001 – Businessweek
Apartment vacancies in the U.S. fell to their lowest level since 2001 as home seizures and a growing pool of young adults forming households boosted rental demand, according to Reis Inc. (REIS) (REIS) The vacancy rate fell to 4.9 percent … Continue reading
Downtown Cleveland’s boom is real, experts say, thanks to millennials moving in – Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cranes have returned to the downtown skyline. Apartment vacancies are hard to find. And office workers from the suburbs are moving into empty urban spaces. A rising downtown Cleveland may have the economic power to lift the region, a panel … Continue reading
Apartment Vacancies at Lowest Level in More Than a Decade – The Ledger
The housing market remains a potent drag on the economy as home prices continue to slip, foreclosed homes fill some neighborhoods and millions of construction workers scramble for jobs. But one group is sitting pretty: landlords. Unlike home … http://www.theledger.com/article/20120227/news/120229366
Hanley Wood Releases Home Building Outlook – PRWeb
As home ownership rates have declined in recent years, rental rates have risen and apartment vacancies have declined, which stimulates demand for multifamily units. Hanley Wood is expecting multifamily housing starts to expand 27% this year to a volume of … Continue reading