Rents Continue to Decline in Most Major Cities
The national median rent today is $10 per month cheaper than it was a year ago.
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People Increasingly Factor Natural Disasters When Deciding Where to Live
A third of young Americans say hurricanes like Helene will play a role in where they decide to live.
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Industrial on Pace to Absorb More Than 100M SF This Year
While the industrial vacancy rate climbed in Q3, it’s below the 10-year pre-pandemic average.
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Senior Housing Demand Continues to Increase Faster Than Supply
As a result, average annual rent growth was 4.2%.
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Turner Impact Raises $750M Multifamily Fund for Affordable Housing
The fund has already acquired two properties.
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Azora and Advenir Strike $3B Partnership to Invest in Rental Units
The two plan to invest in 15,000 units.
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‘Monopoly Power’?: NCAA Faces Another Antitrust Class Action Alleging NIL Exploitation
“The Defendants have used and continue to use their monopoly power to exploit the Plaintiffs and the class both during and after their college athletic careers by fixing the amount they may be paid for their NIL at zero,” according to the allegations in the complaint.
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Motorola Accused of Infringing on Camera Technology in Smartphones, Tablets
The complaint was first surfaced by Law.com Radar, ALM’s source for immediate alerting on just-filed cases in state and federal courts.
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DOJ’s Visa Antitrust Suit Hands Class Action Lawyers New Line of Attack Against Payments Giant
The same day the Department of Justice sued Visa, the company set aside another $!.5 billion for its U.S., litigation escrow fund.
State Law Requiring Sex Offenders Display ‘No Candy or Treats at This Residence’ Sign Deemed Unconstitutional
“Defendants require the use of private property to reflect their own message ‘for the express purpose that it be observed and read by the public,’ thereby depriving registered offenders of their freedom to speak in their own words or to not speak at all,” wrote U.S. District Judge John A. Ross for the Eastern District