RentCafe

A general view of high rise and new construction as seen from Flatbush Avenue in downtown Brooklyn.
Design + Construction  ·  Construction
New York City

New York Leads Nation in Apartment Construction: Report

By Celia Young
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A view of Downtown Los Angeles after sunset.
Design + Construction  ·  Development
Los Angeles

Downtown LA Leads Nation in Apartment Production

By Greg Cornfield
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From left: Bruce Mosler, Mitti Liebersohn, Klara Silverstein, Larry Silverstein and Scott Rechler.
Features
National

Sunday Summary: Power Galas, Leases and the $5.7B Sale of The Cosmo

By The Editors
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A rendering of 15th and S., a new multifamily planned in D.C.
Features  ·  Research
Washington DC

Renters Now Rule the Suburbs in DC, Miami and Los Angeles

By Keith Loria
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Demand for new office space declined 30 percent nationwide this fall, but it only fell 8 percent in New York City.
Coronavirus  ·  Industry
New York City

NY Apartment Construction Returning to Pre-Pandemic Levels: Report

By Celia Young
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Features  ·  Industry
Washington DC

Q&A: RENTCafé’s Mirela Mohan on ‘Robust’ Self-Storage Demand in DC

By Keith Loria
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The March decrease in average rent was the most significant month-to-month drop by percentage in L.A. since April 2010.
Coronavirus
Los Angeles

LA Apartment Rents Drop Amid Pandemic

By Greg Cornfield
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Mayor Eric Garcetti, left, addresses the coronavirus outbreak in a video announcement.
Coronavirus  ·  Politics & Real Estate
Los Angeles

LA Imposes Rent Freeze on Most of Its Apartment Stock

By Greg Cornfield
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Average rent in L.A. reached $2,524 in February.
Coronavirus
Los Angeles

LA Considers Apartment Rent Freezes, Expands Restrictions on Evictions

By Greg Cornfield
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The Griffin on Spring
Politics & Real Estate  ·  Rent Control
Los Angeles

Multifamily Marches On in LA With New Rent Control

By Greg Cornfield
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