Rent prices were 9% higher in July than at the same time last year, evidence of a rental market recovery in full swing
RentCheck co-founder Lydia Winkler suggested that property managers be proactive about maintenance to keep tenants happy with a fully returned deposit and avoid headaches in between leases
Rent for a single-family home rose 7.5% year over year in June
Renters continue to be impacted in very unequal ways by the economic fallout of the pandemic, and one big reason for that is where they live and how their local municipalities are handling the crisis
The rent-to-own proptech startup saw growth accelerate after a Series C funding round just 6 months ago
A judge ruled on Friday that the latest eviction moratorium is likely illegal, but that it's ultimately up to a higher court to decide if it can continue
The court argued that by allowing tenants to self-certify that they're facing economic hardship as a result of the pandemic, New York's COVID eviction ban was unconstitutional
The short-term rental giant lost $68M between April and June — a vastly smaller sum than the $1B it lost a quarter earlier, according to earnings figures released Thursday
A California house party resulted in a deadly shooting. The party was thrown without the consent of the host, Airbnb says
Rental arbitrage is when an individual rents a property long-term and then rents it out to someone else short-term
Popular summer destinations used to come with an off-season, large numbers of fall and winter renters are quickly changing the markets as remote work remains the norm
The new highs surpassed records set between 2000 and 2001. As of July, the average monthly apartment rent in the US hit $1,549
Real estate groups leveraged President Joe Biden's comments earlier this week about the new moratorium's chances of surviving in court
Real estate industry professionals argued that the latest eviction moratorium hurts small time landlords and leads to renters piling up debt
The moratorium comes shortly after the previous eviction ban expired, and could ultimately cover 90 percent of US renters
Corporate buyers were particularly active in Mississippi, where 1 in 9 homes that sold ended up in the hands of an institutional investor