Lawmakers say investors that scooped up hundreds of thousands of houses to rent out are driving up home prices.
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The number of new apartments starting development has fallen dramatically this year, a consequence of higher interest rates, declining rents and what in some places looks like overbuilding.
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Some fees, such as those for parking and pets, have been around for years, but many renters now pay up for things they were rarely charged for in the past.
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Tenants maxed out on rental spending combined with new apartment supply are expected to moderate increases.
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Apartment rents are rising fast, boosted by young professionals returning to cities and an expensive housing market that keeps many of them renting.
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The ban sets the stage for a potentially widespread displacement of low-income renters, which looks poised to hit Southern states particularly hard.
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Economic forces and generational preferences are leading to a new kind of housing: subdivisions designed for renters and managed like apartment buildings. What does it mean for suburbia?
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Closing the tax loophole, which has existed since 1921, is part of President Biden’s $1.9 trillion spending package for new social programs.
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The debt figure is the most recent indicator that unemployment benefits and federal stimulus packages have so far been inadequate to alleviate the growing financial burden of missed rent payments across thousands of city households.
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Millions of U.S. renters face the prospect of eviction in January unless federal officials extend protections put in place during the Covid-19 pandemic.
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