“The nation’s apartment market remained robust in the fourth quarter with vacancies falling below 7% for the first time in two years, according to new data. The strong demand, which defied typical winter slowness, pushed the average national rent up for the fourth quarter in a row, a departure from the freebies and discounts landlords were using to find and keep tenants during the downturn.”
Apartment Market Remains Robust
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