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Housing Affordability

Asking Rents for Newly Built Apartments Rise 1.5%, the Biggest Spike in 18 Months

The median asking rent for a new apartment rose 1.5% year over year to $1,802 in the third quarter. Asking rents fell in the Northeast, while rising in the South, West and Midwest regions. New apartment completions rose to the highest level in at least 12 years, with the biggest jumps seen in the West […]

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Renters on a $2,000 Budget Can Afford 70 More Square Feet Than They Could During the Pandemic. That’s Enough for a Small Office.

A renter on a $2,000-a-month budget can afford an 1,103-square-foot apartment, up from 1,029 square feet when rents peaked in 2022. Renters are getting more bang for their buck thanks to the recent apartment construction boom, which has led to asking rents stabilizing below their pandemic peak. In Memphis, $2,000 is enough for a 1,570-square-foot

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Investor Home Purchases Plateau After a Pandemic-Era Rollercoaster Ride

U.S. investor home purchases fell 2% year over year in the third quarter, a much smaller change than the swings of the last several years. Purchases are now back near pre-pandemic levels.  In Florida, investor purchases posted double-digit declines amid an ongoing climate and insurance crisis. But investor purchases saw double-digit gains in a handful

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Homes With Low Natural Disaster Risk Are Rising in Value Faster Than Homes With High Risk for the First Time in Over a Decade

This year marked the first time since 2010 that low-risk homes across three major climate categories—heat, fire and flood—gained value faster than high-risk homes. That may be a sign Americans are growing more responsive to natural disasters. Still, high-risk homes are much more valuable than they were before the pandemic. Homes facing low risk from

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Home Sales Sink Across Florida Amid Hurricane Recovery, Surging HOA and Insurance Costs

The five U.S. metro areas where pending sales are falling most are all in Florida, though the declines are easing in some metros following a destructive hurricane season. Florida is home to the five U.S. metropolitan areas where pending home sales are falling fastest.  In Fort Lauderdale, pending sales dropped 15.2% year over year during

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