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View Article2022 Year-End Report: Miami Was America’s Most Competitive Rental Market This...
In 2022, an average of 14 renters competed for each vacant apartment and the overall national competitivity score was 59.9 out of 130. Miami was 2022’s hottest market. Grand Rapids, Orlando, Harrisburg...
View ArticleRental Competitivity in California in 2022: Orange County Tops the List
Orange County was California’s hottest market in 2022, followed by San Diego and the Central Coast. The Central Valley, Sacramento and San Francisco Peninsula–North Bay saw the most significant changes...
View ArticleRental Competitivity in Florida in 2022: Miami & Orlando Were the Only...
Florida had four highly competitive rental markets — more than any other state — confirming its ongoing appeal to renters. Miami-Dade County was Florida’s (and the nation’s) hottest market, despite...
View ArticleRental Competitivity in Texas in 2022: El Paso Was Hotter Than Dallas, Austin...
El Paso was Texas’ most competitive rental market in 2022, followed by McAllen and Dallas. Central Texas and Lubbock joined El Paso on the list of Texas markets with the most significant shifts in...
View ArticleRenters in LA & NYC Least Likely to Be Able to Afford Starter Homes
Renters in 15 of the 50 largest cities in the U.S. earn less than half of what they’d need to become homeowners. Los Angeles; New York City; and Long Beach, CA renters are facing the largest gaps in...
View ArticleUpgrade Your Rental: Best Cities for Finding New Apartments in 2023
Boca Raton, FL, is the best city for finding new apartments in highly desirable locations. New rentals in coveted areas abound in the Sun Belt, led by Texas, Florida and California. Large cities are a...
View ArticleRental Competitivity in North Carolina in 2022: Asheville Takes Lead, Despite...
Asheville was North Carolina’s hottest market in 2022, despite its rapid pace of apartment construction. Fayetteville and Greenville — the state’s second and third most competitive rental markets —...
View ArticleMillionaires Who Rent Triple, While High-Income Renters Earning $150,000 or...
The American household is changing as homeownership is not a priority for everyone, especially not for Millennials and Gen Zs. With 43 million families living in apartments, the highest level in half a...
View ArticleThe National Apartment Size Shrinking as Studios & 1-Bedroom Apartments Gain...
The average size of new apartments in 2022 was 887 square feet — a 54 square-foot drop since 10 years ago. It was also the largest year-over-year decrease, down 30 square feet. Among other factors,...
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