Research

In September, more than 30% of renters had owed back rent, with Hispanic and Black renters most impacted.

A study from workplace strategy consulting firm Vocon found that work-from-home fatigue is increasing and productivity is decreasing.

There are signs that in the data that some borrowers may be strategically defaulting on their loans.

Lawyers, real estate agents, architects, and accountants have held up relatively well.

The latest National Apartment Association survey reveals that 35% of apartment tenants are transitioning to short-term or month-to-month leases.

Rent collections in public housing are higher than in affordable housing, and both market segments are seeing strong occupancy.

Apartment rents in college areas are down .5% in August, the first decrease since 2017.

Since shelter-in-place ordinances began in February 2020, most condo markets have suffered a decline in transaction volume, and while median prices have remained close to pre-COVID levels, sales volume reductions indicate potential price declines.