Housing

LATEST RESEARCH REPORTS & MARKET COMMENTARY

On-time Rent Payments Have Recovered, But Lower-Income Households Still Lag Behind.

The timeliness of rent payments has steadily improved from pandemic-related stress, but performance varies among income groups.

A significant laggard at the beginning of the pandemic, independent landlords in Gateway markets (New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco,...

Racial wealth disparities in the United States are well documented, and as a primary tool for wealth-building, housing sits at the forefront

The headline-grabbing 7.5% inflation print obscures some more interesting points about U.S. regional economies.

Increased cost of living within the Sun Belt is straining affordability and has contributed to a reduction of on-time rent payments.

Key Findings Build-to-rent (BTR) and BFR accounted for 4.4% and 3.4% of single-family construction starts in 2019, respectively,...

Dr. Sam Chandan is joined by Ed Pinto, Director of the Housing Center at the American Enterprise Institute, to discuss his recent...

Dr. Sam Chandan sits down with Arthanais Williams, Managing Director for Affordable Housing at Arbor Realty Trust. Dr. Chandan and...

Tenant performance measures have taken a marginal hit but have stabilized, beating early predictions. Headwinds are still forecasted and...

Small multifamily cap rates barely budged in Q2 2020, narrowing by 5 bps. Risk premiums for small multifamily rose to a record-high as...

Lower-income renter confidence in paying rent dipped as the CARES Act expirations approached. The performance gap between higher- and...

New research findings from Berkeley's Terner Cetner show increasing stress on community-based landlords.

Small landlords face an uphill battle in fulfilling their mortgage and property tax commitments.

The historic increase in joblessness brought on by the pandemic has pushed us to the brink of a new rental crisis.