RealPage, Richardson, Texas, released an analysis on rent prices along the Florida coastline, five years after the COVID-19 pandemic sparked more remote work and mass migration.
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RealPage: Multifamily Stabilized in 2024
RealPage, Richardson, Texas, analyzed year-end trends, finding that the multifamily sector stabilized in 2024, with demand matching a 50-year supply peak.

RealPage: Student Housing Pre-Lease Season Ends Below 2023
RealPage, Richardson, Texas, reported student housing leasing results from August–which wrapped up the Fall 2024 pre-lease season. As of August, 92.8% of beds at the core 175 universities tracked were leased.

RealPage: Survey of Multifamily Trends Shows Renters’ Priorities
RealPage, Richardson, Texas, released findings from its national survey of apartment residents, finding they prioritize technology, easy moves, rewards and flexibility.

RealPage: Apartment Demand Remains Very Strong
RealPage, Richardson, Texas, found that year-to-date data points to 2024 shaping up to be one of the strongest years of apartment demand on record.

RealPage: U.S. Apartment Occupancy Rates Up in Most Markets
RealPage, Richardson, Texas, found most markets across the country are seeing month-over-month apartment occupancy improvements.

RealPage Q1 Apartment Results: Supply Side Dominates Story
RealPage, Richardson Texas, reported that a major influx of apartment supply is continuing to temper rent and occupancy figures in the quarter.

Industry Briefs, April 8, 2024
Industry news from RealPage, Blue Sage Solutions, The Mortgage Collaborative and Informative Research.

RealPage Survey Reveals Multifamily Fraud Is on the Rise
RealPage, Richardson, Texas, found more than 75% of survey participants report an increase in rental fraud in their multifamily communities in the past year.

RealPage: Apartment Occupancy by Type Returning to Pre-Pandemic Norms
RealPage, Richardson, Texas, reported occupancy among unit types is rebounding to pre-COVID patterns. Specifically, three-bedroom unit occupancy–which hit record highs in 2021 and 2022–is softening.