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National Apartment Rent Growth Remains Strong

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Landlords continue to benefit from booming apartment demand, as U.S. apartment rent growth averaged 2.9 percent between May of 2017 and 2018. While landlords haven’t been able to push rents like it’s 2015 anymore, the country is eight years into this economic cycle and rents continue to outperform their average in the face of increased supply. Undoubtedly, this is impressive growth, and it should continue for the foreseeable future, absent a recession…
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