Will Parker

Investors who buy and then rent new homes are rapidly becoming a favorite customer of the home builder industry.

The bank’s 1,388-foot skyscraper, designed by Norman Foster and set to be completed around 2025, aims to be the tallest and largest New York building to go all electric.

The agreement avoids what would have been the first labor stoppage by apartment-building workers in over three decades.

High-earning Americans are more likely to rent than in the past as the cost of ownership rises and the supply of homes is limited.

Suburban rent growth exceeds its urban counterpart in 28 of 33 metro areas, a new study finds

Higher interest rates, falling rents contribute to decline in building starts

Two firms face allegations that rent-pricing systems facilitate collusion among some big apartment owners

DOJ filing asserts landlords’ use of a shared algorithm to set rental prices would constitute price fixing

After years of double-digit rent increases, owners are vying to fill new buildings by offering a month free, gift cards and other perks

In Los Angeles, 49 units are taking 17 years to build, facing nearly every hurdle that state laws allow

A jump in new supply has pushed up vacancy, making it harder for landlords to raise prices