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Why Did Rents Soar in Miami and Stall in Austin?
News•Feb 25, 2026

Why Did Rents Soar in Miami and Stall in Austin?

Rents in Miami have surged 53% since 2019, while San Francisco’s increase is only 13%. The analysis shows that the share of workers operating from home is the strongest predictor of these divergent trends. Metros with high work‑from‑home (WFH) adoption (above 20%) experienced modest rent growth, whereas cities with low WFH rates saw rent jumps near 50%. This “donut‑ring” effect reflects remote workers leaving downtown cores for suburbs, skewing rental price dynamics toward urban centers.

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Does Supply Explain DC’s Low Rent Growth?
News•Feb 24, 2026

Does Supply Explain DC’s Low Rent Growth?

Washington D.C. rents have risen 27% since January 2019, trailing the national 39% gain. The conventional view blames excess multifamily supply, yet rent performance mirrors the city’s job market more closely than building permits or completions. During the pandemic D.C....

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Living with Mom and Dad at 30
News•Feb 23, 2026

Living with Mom and Dad at 30

Homeownership among 30‑year‑olds has dropped from 45% in 1990 to 30% today, driven primarily by a surge in those living with parents or roommates, which rose from 17% to 32%. Marriage rates for this age group have fallen sharply, reducing...

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The Condo Crisis
News•Feb 11, 2026

The Condo Crisis

Since January 2020, US single‑family homes have appreciated 46% versus 34% for condos, widening the price premium to a record 22% or $74,000. The gap, historically 8‑17%, accelerated during the pandemic as remote work increased demand for space. Tightened condo...

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