Source: nreionline.com | Re-Post MNM Partners, LLC 1/17/2019 –
Rents are likely to rise faster for older, class-B apartments in 2019 than for any other class of apartment property.
“We expect Class-B to continue to have the strongest average rent …
Source: bizjournals.com | Re-Post MNM Partners, LLC 1/15/2019 –
San Francisco may have the most expensive rents nationwide, but some of its fellow Bay Area cities are closing the gap. Both East Bay and Peninsula cities experienced rents on the …
Source: sf.curbed.com | Re-Post MNM Partner, LLC 9/20/2018 –
Kenneth Rosen, a UC Berkeley economist and real estate consultant, published a paper Wednesday titled The Case For Preserving Costa Hawkins, in hopes of swaying voters against Proposition 10.
Proposition 10, …
Source: costar.com | Re-Post MNM Partners 8/23/2018 –
After the San Francisco office market saw some of the strongest rent growth in the country in the first few years of the cycle, averaging around 14 percent annual growth from 2010 …
Source: sf.curbed.com | Re-Post MNM Partners, LLC 8/1/2018 –
In 2017, the real estate site Trulia crunched numbers and determined that it was still cheaper to buy than to rent in San Francisco, albeit by a very slim margin.
At …
Source: bisnow.com | Re-Post MNM Partners, LLC 4/4/2018 –
The Bay Area’s largest metros have had the highest multifamily rent growth since the beginning of the cycle compared to all other U.S. metros. Data from RealPage indicates San Jose’s rents …
Source: mercurynews.com | Re-Post MNM Partners, LLC 3/1/2018 –
Bay Area renters hit with high prices and few choices last year may be in for more of the same in 2018.
Rates for one- and two-bedroom apartments in San Francisco, …
Source: mercurynews.com | Re-Post MNM Partners, LLC 12/21/2017 –
A new report dissecting rent trends across the Bay Area is filled with bad news for tenants. With a handful of exceptions, today’s rents are higher in most of the region’s …
Source: siliconbeat.com | Re-Post MNM Partners, LLC 10/5/2017 –
Rents continued to rise across the Bay Area in September, with San Jose, Oakland and San Francisco all registering year-over-year increases, according to a new report.
It offers little relief to …
Source: bisnow.com | Re-Post MNM Partners 09/21/2017 –
The Bay Area is extremely behind in meeting the housing needs for its population growth. For every eight jobs created, only one unit of housing has been built, according to Bay Area …
