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Signs of seasonal inventory growth return in strained housing market

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The number of homes for sale rose in June for the second consecutive month but remained far from a full recovery to pre-pandemic levels. Continue reading →

After year of lower rent, landlords steer back to pre-pandemic prices

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Rents nationwide have recovered fully from their pandemic-induced declines, according to a new report from Apartment List. Continue reading →

5 trends that will dominate the future rental market

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The suburbs will likely continue to be popular, but who owns and lives in the houses may change, according to panelists at the Urban Land Institute’s virtual Spring Meeting conference. Continue reading →

Rent-to-own startup Divvy raises $43M in new Series B round

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The company will use the cash to add team members and beef up its technology as it works to disrupt the rent-to-own sector. Continue reading →

Property management startup Home365 launches in Las Vegas

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The Bay Area-based startup offers full-service management for property owners at a single fee determined by an algorithm. Continue reading →

Zillow: The median home value dropped for first time in 7 years

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The median listed home value in the United States clocked in at $226,800 in April, according to the latest monthly home data released by Zillow. Continue reading →

Universal rent control is here: Will it backfire?

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Oregon is officially the first state in the U.S. to pass universal rent control for all tenants. Housing economists who spoke with Inman think the legislation, as written, will have either little or adverse impact on tenants and affordability. Continue reading →