Sentences with phrase «u.s. apartment rents»

U.S. apartment market sees moderate rent growth, healthy occupancy in 3Q Moderate growth in U.S. apartment rents registered again in 3rd quarter 2017, as the market remained essentially full.

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For example, Fort Lauderdale apartment rents are already less affordable than in most large U.S. cities and up by nearly three percent in the last year.

U.S. Rep. - elect Chris Gibson plans to make his Washington, D.C., office his home when in the nation's capital, eschewing paying rent on an apartment or house.

Also in the Post is a report on the high - profile tenants of the Lenox Terrace apartment complex in Queens, where U.S. Congressman Charles Rangel caught fire for having four rent - stabilized apartments earlier this month.

Despite getting the support of the Queens congressional delegation, the U.S. House voted 333 to 79 last Thursday to censure U.S. Rep. Charles Rangel (D - Astoria) for improperly soliciting donations, improperly using a rent - stabilized apartment and tax evasion.

According to research conducted by the National Multifamily Housing Council, roughly one - third of apartments in the U.S. are rented by someone under 30 years old.

The U.S. Department of Justice's Bureau of Justice Statistics reports the chances of a rented home or apartment being robbed were 79 percent higher than that of people who own their homes.

The U.S. Department of Justice's Bureau of Justice Statistics reports the chances of a rented home or apartment experiencing theft were 79 percent higher than that of people who own their homes.

New apartment communities that open their doors in 2017 will probably still enjoy a strong U.S. apartment market — despite a slightly higher vacancy rate and slower rent growth...

MPF Research reports that the U.S. apartment sector continues to post strong fundamentals even as new supply levels ramp up — with occupancy registering around 95 % and annual rent growth around 3 % for the seventh consecutive quarter.

Apartment property revenues in the U.S. grew approximately 5.2 % in 2015, with rents for new - resident leases up 4.8 % and occupancy up 40 basis points.

Most cities in the U.S. are like Minneapolis, where home prices have risen 7 % over the past three years, and rent for the average two bedroom apartment has gone from $ 960 to just over $ 1000, a 4.3 % increase.

Stability remains the key theme for the U.S. apartment market as annual rent change clocked in at 2.3 % in November 2017.

While U.S. apartment construction is at three - decade highs, most of the new units are of the luxury, high - rent variety.

According to myapartmentmap.com, the average rent for a studio apartment in Virginia is $ 1,272, $ 200 higher than the U.S. average.

Among the U.S. apartment quality spectrum, Class A product has been the usual leader for occupancy rates and rent growth.

For example, Williston — the epicenter of the state's oil boom — posted the highest average rent in the U.S. at nearly $ 2,400 a month for a one - bedroom apartment, according to the Apartment Guiapartment, according to the Apartment GuiApartment Guide study.

MPF Research examined the relationship between apartment rent, income and employment levels in each of the top 50 U.S. metros over the past seven years.

Memphis, Tenn — The median home value is 46 percent below the national median (see mortgage rates in this area), and the average apartment rent of $ 709 per month is 21 percent below the U.S. average.

Of these professions, only one — flight attendants — has an average wage high enough to afford the mortgage on a median - priced home in the U.S., and workers in two of the jobs — housekeepers and wait staff — can not afford the typical rent on either a one - or two - bedroom apartment in any metro area.

Rents are soaring and demand for apartments is historically high, but some developers and landlords are overestimating the strength of the U.S. apartment market — and paying for it in quarterly earnings.

As U.S. real estate sale prices have declined faster than rents due to the economic crisis, cap rates have returned to higher levels: as of December 2009, to 8.8 % for office buildings in central business districts and 7.36 % for apartment buildings.

November marked the largest month - over-month increase in U.S. median rent for apartments so far this year, according to a recent ABODO report.

The median home value is 46 % below the national median (see mortgage rates in this area), and the average apartment rent of $ 709 per month is 21 % below the U.S. average.

The U.S. apartment market's performance stumbled during the first quarter of 2018, as occupancy backtracked and rent growth continued to flatten.

The city offers some of the cheapest apartments in the U.S. when it comes to median rent and boasts some of the most affordable home prices on our list.

Rental affordability has come under fire in recent years — especially in the apartment market, as activists are quick to point out the sharp rent increases in U.S. apartments during the current cycle.