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Single-family rent growth in the New York City area was about one-half that of the US.

"The signals provided by the Dodge Momentum Index continue to suggest that construction activity will improve in 2022—and, more importantly, that this growth will be more balanced than what was seen in 2021."

Home prices are growing faster than rents in nearly 90% of the nation, but renting is costlier than comparable home ownership in about 60% of the country.

A FAU study shows home prices are settling in Western US as 'crowns' form in key markets.

Rental rates are up 3.2% quarter-over-quarter and 9.5% year-over-year.

Price appreciation was strongest in Arizona and other fast-growing states.

The number of $100 deals was up 114% from 2020 and 18% above the five-year historical average.

Moody's forecasted that inventory levels will pick up for the next school year, and expects increases in vacancy rates and rental rate growth.