Research

Nationwide, apartment supply has peaked across most markets.

Rental households grew by 1.9% last year, while owned households grew by 0.7%.

The search for lower costs is driving business decisions.

Americans need to earn $116,633 per year to afford a median-priced home.

Healthcare providers are typically long-term tenants but pose co-tenancy challenges.

While costs are increasing, loyalty programs are still effective at ensuring steady room demand.

The market is unrecognizable. In just five years, the number of BTR homes more than doubled.

Inventory is high from past construction rates, demand is modest, and the market is “recalibrating."