A red-hot rental market appears to be slowing, but experts warn that historically high rental costs aren't likely to see substantial declines anytime soon

College campuses are coming back to life after years of strict COVID-19 restrictions and remote learning ordinances, and an increase in enrollment is creating new demand for student housing

A red-hot rental market is easing in some parts of the U.S., and these metros are seeing the most significant improvement in affordability

In the midst of a widespread housing shortage, converting empty office buildings into rental units could boost supply in prime real estate markets, but builders say adaptive reuse projects are easier said than done

Double-digit rent hikes are hurting older Americans, who are being forced to pay significantly more money for much smaller apartments in the nation's most popular metros

As homebuyer demand wavers amid record-high housing costs, sellers and builders are investing in a red-hot rental market

Robotic-furniture company Ori is designing expandable apartments that use spatial technology to allow occupants to live large even in small spaces

A recent John Burns Real Estate Consulting consumer survey revealed that 66% of would-be buyers believe now is a bad time to invest. Here’s how builders, rental investors, and building products companies can keep them in the game

Build-to-rent tenants are seeking more practical and comfortable design features, and developers are adapting and delivering