Research

As food-related e-commerce operations have grown, so have tenants' needs for temperature-controlled storage facilities.

The median asking rent in March was just 3.3% below the record high of $2,054 in August 2022.

But 96% are getting more than what they paid for their homes.

It's only sector to maintain the same leasing volume in the years before and after pandemic.

Realtor.com finds nearly 1 percent of all homes have it now.

Anaheim, Chicago, Columbus, Detroit, Indianapolis, and San Francisco expected to rise by 3% or more.

The Aire, a 310-unit building in Manhattan, traded for $265 million.

Housing has become so financially burdensome that some families can no longer afford other essentials