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John Burns: Affluent Apartment Renters Slow to Buy a Home

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By David Guarino On an almost-daily basis, we hear the question: When will the millennial / first-time buyer emerge? While predicting the behavior of a cohort still recovering from high levels of unemployment and a record amount of student loan debt can be tricky, the response of some of the largest apartment REIT operators is […]

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