Industry Leading Real Estate Market Reports

Payroll Gains in Birmingham Expected to Double in 2016, Supporting Renter Demand

Construction and Aerospace Industries to Bolster Huntsville Economy into 2017

Southern California economy is worth $1,588 billion in Gross Metro

Strong Job Growth in Jacksonville Boosts Rental Housing Occupancies

Construction and Tourism Jobs Create Strong Demand in Booming Orlando Economy

Construction in Tampa Rises; Strongest Employment Growth Since Recession Keeping Vacancy Low

Growth in the Prime Renter Cohorts Buoying Household Formation in Atlanta

Chicago SFR Vacancy Rates Decline; Competition From Multifamily Sector Remains Low

Historically Low Vacancy and Healthy Payroll Additions Increase Rents in Indianapolis

Construction Sector Leads Employment Growth in Baton Rouge; Pushing Vacancy Lower

Strong Job Market and Affordable Cost Of Living Attracting Renters to Charlotte

Research Triangle Attracting Jobs as Newly Employed Residents Support Rental Demand

Diversified Cleveland Economy Supports Flourishing Single-Family Rental Housing Market

Manufacturing Sector Drives Renter Demand; Employment Outpaces National Average

Driven by Aerospace Industry, Greenville Economy Flying High; Sparking SFR Construction

Transportation and Healthcare Jobs Supporting Renter Demand in Memphis

Growing Tech-Based Economy in Austin Fueling Demand for Housing Across the Metro

New Supply Focused at Top of Market; Rentals in Low- and Mid-Tiers Performing Well

A Diversified Economy Bolsters Houston’s SFR Market in Spite of Energy Sector Setbacks

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