Will Higher Mortgage Rates Lead to Higher Rent Growth?

Will Higher Mortgage Rates Lead to Higher Rent Growth?

Headlines have warned this would happen since 2023, yet apartment and SFR rent growth remains soft. Will 2027 be different?

It’s the Most “As Expected” Year Since 2019 for Multifamily

It’s the Most “As Expected” Year Since 2019 for Multifamily

Apartments are finally performing to script, though that doesn't mean it's a significantly stronger market yet.

There is No Such Thing as "Class B/C" Apartments

There is No Such Thing as "Class B/C" Apartments

The "B/C" label is uselessly broad, while the gap between Class B and Class C may be widening -- especially in the Sun Belt.

The Truth About Rent Affordability

Averages can be misleading, and affordability may be emerging as a tailwind for the market-rate apartment and SFR markets

The Flight to Quality in Apartments and SFR

Demand fundamentals and capital trends are increasingly K-shaped, and that new reality might define the next cycle

5 Signs U.S. Apartments Are Gaining Momentum for First Time in 4+ Years

Don't call it a comeback (yet), but there's no denying that multifamily fundamentals have turned the corner, including in the Sun Belt

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There is No Such Thing as "Class B/C" Apartments

There is No Such Thing as "Class B/C" Apartments

The "B/C" label is uselessly broad, while the gap between Class B and Class C may be widening -- especially in the Sun Belt.

Jay Parsons
Jay Parsons
Will Higher Mortgage Rates Lead to Higher Rent Growth?

Will Higher Mortgage Rates Lead to Higher Rent Growth?

Headlines have warned this would happen since 2023, yet apartment and SFR rent growth remains soft. Will 2027 be different?

Jay Parsons
Jay Parsons
It’s the Most “As Expected” Year Since 2019 for Multifamily

It’s the Most “As Expected” Year Since 2019 for Multifamily

Apartments are finally performing to script, though that doesn't mean it's a significantly stronger market yet.

Jay Parsons
Jay Parsons
The Truth About Rent Affordability

The Truth About Rent Affordability

Averages can be misleading, and affordability may be emerging as a tailwind for the market-rate apartment and SFR markets

Jay Parsons
Jay Parsons
The Flight to Quality in Apartments and SFR

The Flight to Quality in Apartments and SFR

Demand fundamentals and capital trends are increasingly K-shaped, and that new reality might define the next cycle

Jay Parsons
Jay Parsons
5 Signs U.S. Apartments Are Gaining Momentum for First Time in 4+ Years

5 Signs U.S. Apartments Are Gaining Momentum for First Time in 4+ Years

Don't call it a comeback (yet), but there's no denying that multifamily fundamentals have turned the corner, including in the Sun Belt

Jay Parsons
Jay Parsons
10 Takeaways From REIT Earnings Calls

10 Takeaways From REIT Earnings Calls

As Q2'26 earnings calls wrap up for the apartment and SFR REITs, here are the highlights and themes that stand out.

Jay Parsons
Jay Parsons
Is the Multifamily Distress Wave Finally Here?

Is the Multifamily Distress Wave Finally Here?

We're seeing more reports of distressed apartment deals, but a deep dive into the data suggests it may not be as systemic as some think.

Jay Parsons
Jay Parsons
Nine Looming Questions for BTR and SFR as ROAD Becomes Official

Nine Looming Questions for BTR and SFR as ROAD Becomes Official

For the Single-Family Rental and Build-to-Rent markets, uncertainty is now behind us ... or is it?

Jay Parsons
Jay Parsons
Is Multifamily Finally Turning the Corner?

Is Multifamily Finally Turning the Corner?

It's not yet "hot" or even "balanced," but the U.S. apartment sector may just hit a critical and long-awaited inflection point

Jay Parsons
Jay Parsons
Trump Cancels ROAD to Housing Act Signing, What Happens Next?

Trump Cancels ROAD to Housing Act Signing, What Happens Next?

The ROAD to Housing Act passed through Congress with overwhelming support from both parties, but its future now remains in doubt (again).

Jay Parsons
Jay Parsons
Rent Control Ballot Measure Shot Down in Massachusetts (For Now)

Rent Control Ballot Measure Shot Down in Massachusetts (For Now)

It's a temporary win, but expect rent control advocates to regroup and run it back, while others seek a potential (ill-advised?) compromise.

Jay Parsons
Jay Parsons
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