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In the event of a government shutdown, the rental market and its stakeholders could find themselves caught in the deadlock.

Recent data from the Federal Trade Commission shows consumer-reported fraud losses climbed a shocking 44% from $6.1 billion in 2021 to $8.8 billion in 2022.

We are well into the off-peak season, as can be seen in the negative rent growth trend reported in our regular health check of the housing market.

Staff recruitment and retention have become for multifamily property managers, as reported by a recent survey from Parks Associates and GE Appliances.

Construction and "accidental landlords" are adding to the stock of available rental properties, which is naturally causing rental price growth to soften.

We explore the latest developments in the build-to-rent revolution. Ultimately, what does the rise of BTR mean for smaller property managers?

Efforts to reclaim federally-backed pandemic-era rental relief funds have been reported in at least six states. What can property managers do to address them?

Between slow rent growth, declining list prices, and a drop in supply figures, the housing market offers challenges and opportunities for property managers.