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A weekly digest of key rental housing news and takeaways
prepared exclusively for NAA’s leadership
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| The Big Picture: The outcomes of this year’s midterm election dominated media headlines this week, with several stories analyzing what the results could mean for the rental housing industry. Affordability stays top-of-mind as mortgage rates dipped slightly to 7.18% this week. |
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Election Insights: From local ballot measures to the Congressional campaign trail, housing affordability was once again a defining issue of this year’s midterm election. NAA's Election Insights tracks the latest, including:
- What a change in Congressional control means for housing policy;
- The outcomes of 15 housing ballot measures nationwide; and
- How NAA is proactively building a foundation of sustainable solutions for the new Congress.
Deeper Dive: Stay updated with the latest in housing politics with NAA’s Apartment Advocate.
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Dollar of Rent: NAA’s Leah Cuffy recently joined the NAA Apartmentcast to break down the latest Dollar of Rent research and follow each cent from mortgage payments and operating expenses to property taxes, payroll and more. Catch the latest episode.
Deeper Dive: Access NAA’s interactive Dollar of Rent Tool.
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Assembly of Delegates: NAA’s Assembly of Delegates (AOD) is next week, Nov. 11-13! Taking place in Kansas City, Mo., AOD is NAA’s largest business meeting of the year, where all NAA and NAAEI Boards, Committees and Task Forces meet and the new incoming volunteer leadership is installed. Access pre-event details.
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Election Impact: “At the end of the day, housing is not a partisan issue,” NAA’s Greg Brown told Multifamily Executive this week. NAA looks forward to working with members of Congress from both parties to align on lasting, meaningful policy solutions that help lower costs, boost supply, ease affordability challenges and protect the nation’s rental housing infrastructure for the future.” (Multifamily Executive)
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