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The Decade in Housing Trends: National Average Rent Up 36 Percent from Previous Decade

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By Meghan Hall The past decade has seen a massive shift in the nation’s multifamily market, with boomers aging out, millennials growing up, and high-end, luxury product becoming the focus for many developers and landlords. One thing, however, has been made clear by a recent report released by commercial analytics website RENTCafe: that all factors […]

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