By Brad Beckett on June 11, 2025

A recent report from Redin says investor purchases of condos fell 3% year over year to the lowest level in 10 years, driven largely by investors retreating from Florida. Click here to read more.

By Brad Beckett on June 10, 2025
According to ATTOM Data’s Q2 2025 Vacant Property and Zombie Foreclosure Report, there were nearly 1.4 million residential properties (1,382,480) in the U.S. sitting vacant in Q2, 2025. Click here to read more.

By Brad Beckett on June 5, 2025
A recent report form Apartment List says Millennials represent the largest generation in the U.S. and are primary actors in the housing market. Click here to read more.

By Brad Beckett on June 4, 2025

Airbnb says that in 2024, they marked a major milestone with their 2 billionth guest. That’s not all; Data in their recent report show that in 2024, travel via Airbnb generated more than $90 billion in economic activity across the United States – a record number. Click here to read more.

By Brad Beckett on June 4, 2025
On a recent episode of the AZREIA Show, Marcus Maloney & Michael Del Prete talk longtime AZREIA member Allan Woodruff. Allan shares decades of experience in real estate investing, offering wisdom on how to align personal purpose with professional success. Click here to read more.

By Brad Beckett on June 3, 2025
A recent report from Realtor.com says the build-to-rent sector of the U.S. housing market is booming. They say developers are churning out single-family rentals for those who either cannot afford to buy a home or are seeking a maintenance-free lifestyle.  Click here to read more.

By Brad Beckett on May 29, 2025
RentCafe says that with spring in full bloom and summer getting closer, it’ll soon be time for the busiest moving season, when renters are searching for apartments. Click here to read more.

By Steven Malanga on May 28, 2025

The Manhattan Institute’s Steven Malanga says one of the ironies of Donald Trump’s first presidency is that a former real-estate investor and landlord enacted an unprecedented federal eviction ban. In early 2020, as Covid lockdowns paralyzed the country, Trump signed the CARES Act, placing a moratorium on evictions for any rental properties with federal loans or assistance. Despite the unprecedented scope of the eviction ban and billions in aid, tenant-advocacy groups blasted Trump for doing too little to prevent what headlines called an impending “eviction tsunami.” While landlords sued to overturn the expanding moratorium, states and cities imposed their own tenant protections, including broad eviction bans and numerous laws rewriting landlord–tenant relationships. Click here to read more.

By Brad Beckett on May 28, 2025

In early May, Washington Governor Bob Ferguson (D) signed a bill into law that will limit annual rent increases (rent control). According to Yahoo News, the measure (HB 1217) caps rent increases at 7% plus inflation or 10% (whichever is lower) and includes single-family homes. Click here to read more.

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