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 access to private plans.

69.4% of multifamily markets nationwide saw rents rise between August and September—down a de minimis 44 basis points from the prior month (69.8%).

Notably, the number of moves is up 12.1% compared to the 2024 total, making it the largest annual increase since at least the turn of the century. Further, it is the first time that the number of moves increased in consecutive years since 2010.

Seventy percent (70.0%) of multifamily markets in the US saw rents rise between July and August—the high-water mark for the year.

One in three US households (33.3%) has a school-age child. While the perception is that multifamily rentals mostly attract young, childless households, the reality is more nuanced. According to the 2023 American Community Survey, about 4.0 million multifamily households include a school-age child—roughly one in five of all multifamily households (18.3%).

In this briefing, we explore how multifamily growth has unfolded across the urban spectrum over the past 10 years — and why the space between suburban and urban markets deserves a closer look.

In this deep dive, we identify which US metro areas are best positioned for robust rent growth over the next year.

This is the second consecutive year that WFH rentals have dipped, following the peak of 5.0 million households in 2021.

In this analysis, we will examine homeownership rates and household estimates for homes with and without children.

Naturally, with distinct differences in tenant mix by property type, there are also sizable differences in the average length of occupancy.

Nationally, according to the 2023 American Community Survey, the non-citizen share of the construction labor force stands at 17.0%.

In this data briefing, we explore how the average prices of the American Thanksgiving Feast’s cornerstone items have trended in 2024

October’s forecast full payment rate jolted higher by 115 bps, which was the most sizeable single period increase in seven months.

Out of the 36.3 million rental households in the US, 9.4 million have a head of household born outside the country

Since 1992, the CBOE Global Market’s Volatility Index (VIX) has tended to spike in the months leading up to the US presidential elections.

These data will help shed light on whether housing affordability is a greater or lesser concern in the political battlegrounds

This study will identify markets that have seen home prices rise more quickly than rents since the onset of the pandemic.

The average SFR household entering their unit materially differs from renters already in their homes.

Across the top 10 US cities by population, a growing share of commuters are utilizing private vehicles as their mode of transportation.

Single-Family Rental (SFR) rent collection trends for June 2023.

While many celebrate the recent positive shift in home prices, the emergent optimism neglects a critical piece of the puzzle: inflation.

Personal inflation rates for homeowners have recovered, while renters continue to see atypically high annual increases.

A return to a normal inflationary environment has come more quickly for homeowners than renters, though progress remains across the board.

Even as price pressures abate economy-wide, the experienced inflation rate continues to improve more quickly for homeowners than renters.