Showing posts with label Overbuilt Apartment Market. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Overbuilt Apartment Market. Show all posts

Saturday, April 5, 2025

Alabama | Relocating FBI headquarters to Huntsville ‘not a good move,’ Rep. Dale Strong says in phone town hall

Relocating FBI headquarters to Huntsville ‘not a good move,’ Rep. Dale Strong says

Snippet of Article: "...U.S. Rep. Dale Strong this week said he does not believe Huntsville would make a good headquarters for the Federal Bureau of Investigation.

Strong made the comments at a town hall meeting he conducted by phone on Tuesday.

The meeting came after some constituents complained that it was difficult to reach the congressman and address concerns..."

Source: www.al.com

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Monday, February 27, 2023

Time to renegotiate your overly high rent | Apartment Rents Fall as Crush of New Supply Hits Market

Apartment Rents Fall as Crush of New Supply Hits Market

Snippet of Article: "Declines signal tenants may be maxed-out on how much income they can devote to rent...Apartment rents fell in every major metropolitan area in the U.S. over the past six months through January, a trend that is poised to continue as the biggest delivery of new apartments in nearly four decades is slated for this year. Renters with new leases in January paid a median rent that was 3.5% lower than they would have paid last August, according to estimates from listing website Apartment List. It was the first time in five years that rent fell every month over a six-month period, according to the same estimates. ..."

Source: Wall Street Journal

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