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RESEARCH & INSIGHTS
Renters Caught in the Health Insurance Coverage Gap as ACA Premiums Take Center Stage
Health insurance coverage patterns reveal a clear divide between renters and homeowners. Renters are nearly three times as likely to be uninsured as homeowners (11.7% versus 4.4%) and are far more reliant on public coverage.Just under half of renters (48.8%) have private insurance, compared with a majority of homeowners (54.5%). Meanwhile, nearly one in three renters (29%) rely exclusively on public insurance, underscoring the income and employment disparities that shape acce

Jonathan O'Kane
Oct 28


Which US Regions Have the Most Severe Housing Underbuilding?
A post-pandemic surge in Multifamily completions has lifted apartment vacancies off their 2021 floor, but long-term structural underbuilding remains.

Jason M. Davis
Oct 27


Real Impact: What the September 2025 CPI Report Means for Rental Housing
Consumer prices rose 0.3% month-over-month, a softer pace than most analysts had expected. However, consumer prices rose 3.0% year over year, a slight uptick from August.


Independent Landlord Rental Performance Report: October 2025
Recent national data paint a picture of improvement and cautious optimism. While on-time collections remain well below post-pandemic highs, the recent positive inflection suggests the sector has likely already found its bottom.


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