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Blog Post How Multifamily Development Trends Could Shape Housing Markets in 2025 and Beyond

How Multifamily Development Trends Could Shape Housing Markets in 2025 and Beyond

The multifamily housing sector is experiencing significant shifts, with new construction completions projected to remain strong through 2025. However, a slowdown in development is anticipated in the years following, sparking questions about how these trends will influence housing...
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Blog Post Reasonable vs. Unreasonable Accommodation Requests

Reasonable vs. Unreasonable Accommodation Requests

Navigating accommodation requests is a critical part of property management, especially when balancing tenant needs with the operational and financial realities o f managing a property. To comply with fair housing laws, property managers must understand what makes an accommo...
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Blog Post What the 2025 Rent Increase Means for the Market

What the 2025 Rent Increase Means for the Market

Oregon’s rent control laws will allow for a 10% rent increase in 2025, marking a significant moment for both tenants and landlords. This change comes amidst rising inflation and housing shortages, prompting questions about its impact on the rental market. While the increase...
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Blog Post Digital Marketing Strategies: How to Fill Vacancies Faster

Digital Marketing Strategies: How to Fill Vacancies Faster

In today’s competitive rental market, filling vacancies quickly requires more than just listing your property. Landlords need to embrace digital marketing strategies to reach the right renters effectively. From optimizing property listings to utilizing social media, virtual...
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Blog Post Will Rising Rents Push More People to Homeownership?

Will Rising Rents Push More People to Homeownership?

As rental prices are projected to increase in 2025 and 2026, many renters are reconsidering whether it makes sense to continue renting or take the leap into homeownership. This trend could significantly reshape the real estate landscape in the coming years, as the decision to ren...
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Blog Post Prices Rose in June But Rentals Are Slowing Down: What It Means for the Housing Market

Prices Rose in June But Rentals Are Slowing Down: What It Means for the Housing Market

As we move further into 2024, a new trend is emerging in the rental market: while rental prices rose in June, the rate of new leases being signed is slowing down. This situation presents a mixed bag for both landlords and renters. Understanding the dynamics behind these shifts is...
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Blog Post Maximize Rent on a Budget

Maximize Rent on a Budget

As a landlord, making strategic and cost-effective upgrades to your rental property can significantly enhance its appeal and allow you to charge higher rent rates. Tenants today are looking for modern, functional, and energy-efficient homes, but that doesn't mean you need to ...
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Blog Post Essential Insights for First-Time Landlords

Essential Insights for First-Time Landlords

Becoming a first-time landlord can be both exciting and daunting. While many resources cover the basics, some crucial aspects are often overlooked. Here are five things first-time landlords need to know that you might not think of:Local Ordinances on Rent Control and Zoning LawsM...
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Blog Post The Economic Impact on Rental Income and Collection

The Economic Impact on Rental Income and Collection

The economy has undergone significant changes in recent years, impacting various sectors, including real estate. The rental market has seen fluctuations in rent prices, occupancy rates, and tenant behaviors. According to Radix data, rents are down 1.5% on a year-over-year basis n...
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Blog Post Understanding Coastal Property Insurance Needs

Understanding Coastal Property Insurance Needs

Owning a coastal property comes with unique risks, making specialized insurance coverage essential. Coastal properties face threats such as flooding, hurricanes, and high winds, requiring tailored policies to ensure comprehensive protection. According to FEMA, just one inch of fl...
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