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It's only sector to maintain the same leasing volume in the years before and after pandemic.
When facing doubling and tripling of costs, some deals just don't get done.
Realtor.com finds nearly 1 percent of all homes have it now.
Those looking to extend are demanding fixed-rate loans with five-year terms that give them prepayment flexibility.
Even now the construction industry continues to face a severe skilled labor shortage.
Anaheim, Chicago, Columbus, Detroit, Indianapolis, and San Francisco expected to rise by 3% or more.
The Aire, a 310-unit building in Manhattan, traded for $265 million.
Also, first-time buyers made up an astonishing half of all home buyers last year
Home prices also posted sharp declines in Phoenix, Austin, and Jacksonville.
Baby boomers are the top group of homesellers.