Ripe with opportunities: Midwest’s office market is on the rebound
With the Omicron wave receding and the prospect of a spring and summer where COVID is less of a disruption than at any time since…
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Self-storage is on a growth kick—and it’s not slowing down
Self-storage has long been lauded as a recession-resistant industry. As the market continues to reverberate from the economic impact of COVID-19, the self-storage industry is…
The 10 most expensive cities for renters? Not a single one is in the Midwest
Apartment rents continue to rise across the country. How much? A new study from Zumper says that the median one-bedroom apartment rent in the United…
Workers are returning to the office. Now companies have to earn their commutes
Office buildings have sat largely quiet for two years now thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic. Today, though, the move is on to bring many of…
Did ecommerce and COVID kill experiential retail? Not a chance
Remember those long-ago days before COVID-19 hit the United States? Back then, retailers were embracing experiences. Offering consumers an experience that they couldn’t get online…
What are the most popular apartment amenities? The lowly range oven wins out
Demand for apartment units continues to rise. And amenities are a way for building owners to set their apartments apart from the compeition. But what…
Apartment List: Not everyone is thrilled about working from home
Turns out, not everyone is excited about working from home. And those least excited? They tend to be the youngest members of the workforce, those…
As apartment rents rise, is an affordability crisis looming?
How have rising apartment rents made life more challenging for tenants? The latest research from the National Association of REALTORS found that renters are spending…
People keep quitting. Why?
Here's a startling statistic: More than 47 million Americans quit their jobs last year, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. But why? What…
Still waiting for the cubicles to fill
Will companies bring more of their employees back to the office this March? Many seem poised to do this. But we've heard that before during…