May 7 - EQR’s all-time low turnover rate | Jay Parsons on the future of multifamily

Parsons: Tariff concerns mean uncertainty for multifamily owners, investors; American South Capital Partners buys New Orleans apartment property; Parkspring plans 372 garden-style units in Waco, Texas

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EQR hits all-time low for turnover

The 7.9% rate was due in part to the Chicago-based REIT’s centralized renewal process, according to COO Michael Manelis.

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Parsons: Tariff concerns mean uncertainty for multifamily owners, investors

Former RealPage Chief Economist Jay Parsons unpacks the future impacts of supply, rent growth and rent control legislation.

DEALS + STARTS

American South Capital Partners buys New Orleans apartment property

The firm utilized Community Development Block Grant dollars to make the underwriting feasible amid rising insurance costs.

DEALS + STARTS

Parkspring plans 372 garden-style units in Waco, Texas

Commons at Cottonwood Creek is set to take advantage of the city’s rapid population and job growth, according to the developer.

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