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Since 2021, apartment demand had been at record levels as people left cities for suburbs; however, in more recent months, there has been a sudden slowdown in apartment demand because of a halt in new household formation. Continue Reading
Inflation came in lower than expected, rising 7.8% year-over-year, seasonally adjusted. This was the lowest rate of increase since January. Continue Reading
In a world of business driven by data, ALN provides comprehensive Multifamily research you can trust. Take a look at Oklahoma City's October 2022 Market Report. Continue Reading
Once again, the latest inflation figures were greater than consensus forecasts, with headline CPI increasing 8.2% year-over-year on a seasonally adjusted basis. Continue Reading
The single-family home rental business has been around for years. Lately, it has been gaining momentum as institutional players and multifamily companies enter a market that some say is providing a great opportunity for income for its long-term holders. Continue Reading
In a world of business driven by data, ALN provides comprehensive Multifamily research you can trust. Take a look at Oklahoma City's September 2022 Market Report. Continue Reading
Resident retention remains a high priority, and these five incentives can help earn renewals. Continue Reading
Rental rates and for-sale home prices continued to climb during Q2 but at a slower pace than previous record-breaking quarters. Continue Reading
Inflation ran higher than the consensus forecast, which called for a slight monthly decline in headline CPI and a 0.3% increase in core CPI. Continue Reading
In a world of business driven by data, ALN provides comprehensive Multifamily research you can trust. Take a look at Oklahoma City's August 2022 Market Report. Continue Reading
Institutional capital investment in single-family-rental (SFR) acquisitions and build-to-rent (BTR) projects is growing by leaps and bounds. Continue Reading
Inflation surprised in a pleasant way, rising 8.5% year-over-year, below consensus forecasts. Prices were flat on a monthly basis, the best reading since May 2020 when they were actually dropping. Continue Reading
