In a world of business driven by data, ALN provides comprehensive Multifamily research you can trust. Take a look at Des Moines January 2023 Market Report. Continue Reading
On January 25, the White House announced a number of actions to advance President Biden’s housing agenda, which are intended to protect renters and promote rental affordability. Continue Reading
Check out this month’s Minute Advocate where Nicole Upano, NAA’s AVP, Housing Policy and Regulatory Affairs, will digest the latest advocacy news in just around a minute. Ready for a deeper dive? Read the latest on the White House announcement https://fal.cn/3voVe. Continue Reading
The potential for an economic downturn has not dampened rental housing industry executives’ spirit or outlook. Continue Reading
There were no surprises in this month’s CPI report, with most measures matching analysts' expectations. Headline CPI increased 6.4% year-over-year (seasonally adjusted) while price increases excluding food and energy decelerated to 5.7%. Continue Reading
Since 2020, the rental market has been on a roller coaster ride, characterized by abrupt swings. That ride continued in 2022, but this year also brought with it a slow return to normalcy in the market, as rent growth cooled and inventory opened back up. Continue Reading
In a world of business driven by data, ALN provides comprehensive Multifamily research you can trust. Take a look at Des Moines December 2022 Market Report. Continue Reading
Paula Munger, NAA VP of Industry Research & Analysis, offers perspective on expectations for the year ahead. Continue Reading
Once again, inflation came in lower than consensus forecasts, measuring 7.1% year-over-year and just 0.1% over the month. Core inflation, excluding food and energy, was up 6.0% and 0.2%, its lowest increase since August 2021. Continue Reading
In a world of business driven by data, ALN provides comprehensive Multifamily research you can trust. Take a look at Des Moines November 2022 Market Report. Continue Reading
Recently, we have seen county magistrates in at least Linn, Wapello, Muscatine and Black Hawk Counties dismiss eviction actions based upon supposed insufficient service of the underlying notices that were the basis for the eviction. Continue Reading
Since 2021, apartment demand had been at record levels as people left cities for suburbs; however, in more recent months, there has been a sudden slowdown in apartment demand because of a halt in new household formation. Continue Reading
