Tuesday, April 1, 2025

Rents

“What you don’t have, and what’s required for collusion, is a horizontal agreement among competing property operators to all use that software and to delegate their rent setting authority to a third party. “From what I’ve seen, and from what we’ve been able to discern from the industry, there’s nothing like that happening,” said David Cross, a partner at San Francisco-based Morrison & Foerster’s antitrust litigation practice.

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supply outpaces demand

Completions outpace new starts by widest levels in decades

Multifamily analysts predict supply will continue to exceed demand this year, keeping vacancy elevated and putting downward pressure on rents. So far in 2024, U.S. multifamily completions are outpacing new starts at...
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