...of days apartments were vacant What percentage of rentals were occupied Number of prospective renters competing for an apartment What percentage of renters renewed their leases Share of apartments completed...

...price declines will be partly due to increasing supply, which has already led to an uptick in vacant units in apartment buildings. Increasing rental supply and declining prices—along with high...

...Forum. “The scale of the shortfall in housing is extraordinary,” said Zandi during the hearing. “There is less vacant housing available for rent and sale than at any time in...

...the growth that central areas registered in the last 10 years, the pandemic created a temporary downturn for downtowns, with many of them left vacant and desolate as workers moved...

...most expensive towns sit vacant for most of the year. On top of that, rural areas often see a lack of housing development because construction is seen as too costly...

...2010, where he has worked all different types of REO portfolios including, traditional vacant asset, tenant occupied, “high touch” portfolio loans, and auction. Prior to joining the GSE, Aaron worked...

...was developed to highlight places that have few rental opportunities for households. In these neighborhoods, less than 20% of housing units are either occupied by a renter or are vacant...

...among the most expensive towns. An average of nearly 60% of all homes in these popular vacation and tourist destinations are vacant. Of those vacant homes, an average of 83.69%...

...vacant apartments even more fierce. On a national level, U.S. apartments that became vacant were filled within 35 days on average in the first part of 2022, with 14 renters...

...(2.9) and Detroit (2.9). California has a lack of vacant land and less space zoned for housing development. Another reason for the relative lack of building permits in those areas...