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'If you tell me you’re going to rent them out to people from New York City, I'm probably not going to approve that, OK?' Governor Ron DeSantis said on plans to allow vacation rentals to restart
The New York-based property management and listings platform will not charge fees for its digital leasing software for 90 days
According to Apartment List's latest study, the nonpayment rate for stimulus check recipients was only 3 percent lower than for those who didn't receive the payment
The layoffs come as the pandemic has largely stopped global travel and after Airbnb previously undertook cost-cutting measures
Is your tenant's lease about to expire? Here are 5 things you need to consider before raising rent or asking your tenant to sign a new lease
Apartment List's latest migration report reveals renters are still interested in moving to New York City and other coronavirus hotspots once the pandemic ends
Triplemint is offering 10-30% off of brokers' fees for all renters on a needs-basis while extending the maximum benefit to all health care workers
Rent and mortgage payments are due. Different states have different strategies for people who can't pay during the pandemic. We're updating this post as the situation evolves
The company launched new tools Tuesday to let renters search, apply for, rent and lease apartments online
Mom-and-pop landlords have been losing market share for decades. The last time there was a downturn, that trend accelerated
Women's advocacy groups in Hawaii and Illinois say renters are being pressured to perform sexual acts in lieu of rent as unemployment rises
How can leasing agents adapt to today's challenges and show apartments in remote situations? Answer: It's all about video
The coronavirus pandemic has kneecapped many tenants' ability to pay rent. Landlords may want to offer some leeway, but they have to be smart about it
Rents still increased in March, but the growth slowed at a time when rents would normally be rising more quickly
Mario Salerno is likely forgoing hundreds of thousands of dollars in rental income