We will continue to monitor legislation that is introduced and testify at subcommittees. Additionally, we will continue to have conversations with the floor managers and committee members on negative pieces of legislation. Continue Reading
Inflation surprised on the upside, accelerating at rates below the consensus forecast. On a monthly basis, headline CPI rose just 0.1%, and increased 5.0% annually, the slowest pace since May 2021. Continue Reading
We will continue to monitor legislation that is introduced and testify at subcommittees. Additionally, we will continue to have conversations with the floor managers and committee members on negative pieces of legislation. Continue Reading
Former single-use tennis courts turned multi-use pickleball courts aren’t the only outdoor amenities getting a facelift. Continue Reading
We will continue to monitor legislation that is introduced and testify at subcommittees. Additionally, we will continue to have conversations with the floor managers and committee members on negative pieces of legislation. Continue Reading
Operating, investing and developing in a high inflation and high interest rate environment will continue to pose challenges for the apartment industry. Continue Reading
Check out this month’s Minute Advocate where Greg Brown, NAA’s SVP, Government Affairs, will digest the latest advocacy news in just around a minute. Continue Reading
NAA RELEASES RENT CONTROL RESEARCH; The report analyzes the unintended consequences of the policy across the country. Continue Reading
We will continue to monitor legislation that is introduced and testify at subcommittees. Additionally, we will continue to have conversations with the floor managers and committee members on negative pieces of legislation. Continue Reading
We will continue to monitor legislation that is introduced and testify at subcommittees. Additionally, we will continue to have conversations with the floor managers and committee members on negative pieces of legislation. Continue Reading
There were no surprises in this month’s CPI release as all measures of inflation came in largely as expected. The headline rate was up 6.0% year-over-year, seasonally adjusted, while the core rate (excluding food and energy) increased 5.5%. Continue Reading
We will continue to monitor legislation that is introduced and testify at subcommittees. Additionally, we will continue to have conversations with the floor managers and committee members on negative pieces of legislation. Continue Reading
