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When choosing a college, tuition costs are often the primary concern for students and parents. However, the cost of living in a college town can be just as impactful, significantly affecting the total expense of higher education. A recent analysis by Evernest, a property management company, has highlighted the ten most expensive college towns in […]

The COVID-19 pandemic has left a lasting impact on housing markets across the United States. While some cities experienced an economic downturn, others saw a surge in demand, leading to soaring rental prices. These “pandemic boomtowns,” which became hotspots for migration and development, are now facing a growing crisis: a dramatic spike in evictions. A

The real estate market is witnessing a fascinating trend: while home prices in certain areas are declining, rents are steadily increasing. This divergence is creating unique opportunities and challenges for renters, homebuyers, and investors alike. With affordability concerns shaping the housing landscape, it is important to understand what is driving these trends and how they

The U.S. housing market is currently facing a paradox: while there’s a well-documented shortage of affordable housing, the nation is experiencing a surplus of luxury apartments that remain unoccupied. This imbalance highlights the challenges within the housing sector and underscores the need for a more strategic approach to residential development. The Rise of Luxury Apartments

The multifamily housing market has been undergoing significant changes as rent growth stabilizes and new supply enters the market at a rapid pace. According to recent data, national rent averages have seen slight declines, reflecting the impact of increased housing availability and shifting market conditions. Rent Growth and Decline in National Averages In October 2024,

Housing affordability in the United States has reached a critical point, with nearly half of renter households struggling to keep up with rising costs. According to the U.S. Census Bureau’s 2023 American Community Survey, a staggering 49.7% of renters are now classified as “cost-burdened,” meaning they spend more than 30% of their income on housing.