A RealPage market analysis highlights how the Bishop Arts district in Dallas maintained flat effective rents despite rising concessions. The report offers investors hyperlocal insights into urban demand pockets.
RealPage published an analysis showing that Dallas's Legacy West pocket maintained low concession rates despite broader rent softening. This data assists investors in tracking durable corporate anchor markets.
RealPage released a market analysis showing that Detroit's apartment supply is heavily concentrated in specific suburbs while overall rent growth remains stable. The report helps investors understand hyperlocal Midwest housing dynamics.
RealPage published an economic report detailing interest rate hikes, inflation trends, and softening housing markets. It provides investors with key macroeconomic context affecting real estate performance.
RealPage data reveals that Denver apartment concessions reached historic highs due to weak demand and high supply. This report highlights ongoing challenges for regional multifamily operators.
RealPage data indicates that slowed job growth and high supply have prolonged a performance trough in the Dallas apartment market. The findings give investors a nuanced view of metropolitan housing pressures.
RealPage analytics show that relaxed on-campus housing rules at SMU drove student demand into nearby Dallas apartments, supporting rent growth. The study demonstrates the resilience of university-anchored real estate.
RealPage reported that U.S. student housing pre-leasing reached 95.9% for Fall 2026, marking one of the strongest seasons on record. This high leasing velocity signals robust nationwide demand for student accommodation.
The U.S. labor market added 162,000 jobs in August, exceeding forecasts and sparking debate over Federal Reserve policy. RealPage publishes this macroeconomic analysis to help real estate professionals understand broader economic drivers affecting housing demand.
U.S. apartment concession use eased to 15.8% of stabilized units in July while average discount depths held firm nationally. This data helps property managers benchmark local pricing strategies against regional incentive pressures.
U.S. employment rebounded with 162,000 net new jobs in August, though tech-heavy sectors experienced job losses. Tracking employment data helps RealPage clients gauge local market demand and economic health.
CINC Systems appointed former RealPage executive Mike Mauseth as its new president and chief operating officer. This executive movement highlights talent transition from RealPage into a growing competitor in property management software.
U.S. same-store effective asking rents increased 0.9% year-over-year in August amid stable occupancy rates. This ongoing recovery report assists investors in evaluating multifamily asset performance and market absorption.
Mid-America Apartments and JBG Smith agreed to a $9.3M settlement to resolve allegations of using RealPage technology to inflate rents. This legal development increases regulatory pressure and scrutiny surrounding RealPage's algorithmic pricing software.
The American South maintains its position as the build-to-rent capital with roughly 36,000 units under construction. This regional pipeline analysis provides residential developers with critical supply insights across key Sun Belt markets.
MAA and JBG Smith agreed to pay $9.3 million total to settle Washington D.C.'s antitrust lawsuit regarding rent inflation. This settlement continues the legal fallout surrounding RealPage's algorithmic pricing software.
The Western U.S. apartment market exhibits wide performance variations between Class A and Class C assets amid slowing inventory growth. Understanding these subregional divergences helps real estate operators navigate localized demand headwinds.
Two major landlords have agreed to pay a combined $9.3 million to resolve allegations that they utilized RealPage software to illegally coordinate apartment rents in Washington, D.C. The settlement follows ongoing legal scrutiny surrounding RealPage's revenue-management software and competitive data sharing.
Uptown Dallas rents rose 7% over three years due to neighborhood amenities like the Katy Trail despite broader metro downturns. This localized analysis demonstrates why traditional submarket boundaries can miss key demand drivers for multifamily properties.
Pinnacle and the Department of Justice reached a settlement in the antitrust lawsuit over algorithmic rent-pricing software. This resolution brings RealPage and its remaining co-defendants closer to resolving the high-profile legal challenge regarding rental market pricing.
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