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Dallas, Atlanta, Nashville, Phoenix and Austin have the largest pipelines.

This year’s wall of maturities is expected to drive demand for refinancing and new capital.

The national vacancy rate was 7.1% for rental properties, while the homeownership vacancy rate stood at just 1.1%.

The most in-demand metros are near economic hubs and boast a lower cost of living.

Although the pipeline has declined, it still contains a large inventory for the next two years.

New supply is expected to align more closely with demand, leading to a peak in vacancy rates.

Buyers in 233 cities confront the reality of the $1 million base price.

Its precipitous decline reflects growing concerns over recent trade policies.