Headline CPI came in exactly as expected, rising 2.7% year-over-year and 0.3% over the month. Shelter costs were once again the largest driver, responsible for nearly 40% of the increase this month. Continue Reading
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It was not all about the supply in 2024, despite headlines dominating to the contrary. Apartment market demand held up well, occupancy rates increased, and rental rates began to moderate at the national level. 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 2024 Market Report. Continue Reading
Key accomplishments from 2024 and trends to monitor in the year ahead. Continue Reading
The latest rent control trends and developments to monitor ahead of 2025. Continue Reading
Headline CPI rose 2.6% year-over-year, up from 2.4% last month. As inflation moves closer to the Fed’s target of 2.0%, these monthly fluctuations are to be expected. Continue Reading
What this year’s election results mean for rental housing. Continue Reading
Please find our review of last night’s election, including Topline Election Takeaways, Federal results as of Wednesday morning, Iowa Statehouse results, and information on potential recounts in Iowa. Continue Reading
In a world of business driven by data, ALN provides comprehensive Multifamily research you can trust. Take a look at Des Moines October 2024 Market Report. Continue Reading
CPI came in a touch hotter than expected, rising 0.2% since August and 2.4% year-over-year, both 10 basis points higher than consensus forecasts. Continue Reading
In a world of business driven by data, ALN provides comprehensive Multifamily research you can trust. Take a look at Des Moines September 2024 Market Report. Continue Reading
Outside of core inflation ticking up slightly, there were no big surprises in the August CPI report. The headline index increased 2.6% year-over-year on a seasonally adjusted basis while prices excluding food and energy rose 3.3%. Continue Reading