The software automates tenant repair requests through a community dashboard, rapidly filtering them to the most appropriate preferred vendor and keeping property management in the loop
Tenants in 4 Indianapolis low-income apartment buildings thought their rent covered utilities. They'll lose water and potentially homes if their landlord doesn't pay a $1.7M bill by October
These 2 big cities are major resort markets, expanding quickly and in need of affordable housing to accommodate their massive service industries
The jump in May was still well above the historical average, but it was the first time in 14 months that it hadn't accelerated over the month before
In addition to the software's application and screening capabilities, members will leverage courses within the technology provider's educational component, Rental Beast University
Here's everything you need to know about finding a property management company that can meet your needs and makes your life easier
Current CoStar report finds 'a continued downward trend in rent growth,' as vacancy rates tick upward and rent price growth cools. The Sun Belt and South continue to see the fastest growth
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From blockchain to proptech, and everything in between, there's always something new on the real estate horizon. Here are the trends that are currently changing the game
Multiple lawsuits are challenging the way agents get paid. Inman asked experts what that means, and how the future of real estate might evolve as a result of changes to the commission structure
In what could be a reference to a trend of emerging companies extending immediate credit to consumers for rent or other expenses, Stake's Rowland Hobbs said renters need a 'rainy day fund'
Rents are up 0.5% nationally from a month ago but significantly down from a growth rate of 1 to 2%, according to a new report released Tuesday by the online rental marketplace Zumper
Homeownership is 31% more expensive than renting, nationally. With demand shifting and the market for home purchases cooling, homebuilders now court investors, a report notes
Along with brand update, the online rental marketplace unveiled upgraded features for landlords, renters and property managers on Tuesday
Someone applying for a typical Manhattan apartment would need to make a salary of $157,000 per year in order to afford the rent
The tenant screener violated the Fair Housing Act for years as it doled out disproportionately low scores to Black and Hispanic rental applicants with housing vouchers, a new federal lawsuit says