On October 9, the Senate took a significant step in addressing national housing challenges by passing the bipartisan ROAD to Housing Act, a positive move that will increase housing supply and lower housing costs. It is encouraging to see recognition of the need for more housing

Check out our latest Research Corner, where Caitlin Sugrue Walter, PhD and Chris Bruen looked deeper into the reasons behind data discrepancies found in our July Market Trends report on multifamily construction starts and completions as reported by CoStar and the Census. Read

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Check out our latest report with MetroSight and @NAAhq . Research shows certain housing regulations, like eviction and source-of-income laws, may increase rent costs, especially for lower-income renters. As affordability challenges grow, it’s critical to align policy with real

The debate around rent control (now sometimes called "rent stabilization") is heating up again in Massachusetts. But as this editorial points out, history has shown that rent control doesn’t solve the housing crisis—it often makes it worse. It’s time to focus on solutions that

Check out our latest Research Notes where Chris Bruen and Ryan Hecker explore how new development affects renter mobility in today's shifting housing market. Key insights on affordability and the ripple effects of supply expansion. Read more: https://t.co/fSRerhdIM3

Tune in next week as NMHC's Caitlin Sugrue Walter, PhD discusses the impact of rent regulation on housing supply, quality and affordability in a conversation hosted by the @BPC_Bipartisan. Register here: https://t.co/jmSbzcpUwx

Rent control is the second-best way to destroy a city, after bombing. And, because of what it leads to in terms of under investment in repairing, maintaining, constructing new apartments, I think this is likely to exacerbate rather than improve issues around housing affordability

NMHC President Sharon Wilson Géno will be presenting on the “The New Federal Housing Policy Landscape” panel during @NCSHAhome’s Housing Credit Connect in Chicago, June 24 – 27. Learn more about #HCC25 at https://t.co/i2bOkApmgQ.

Capping rentals doesn’t fix the housing market—it shrinks it. Fishers and Carmel’s approach punishes property owners and limits options for renters looking for flexibility and affordability. Read more:

PODCAST: Jim Schloemer, CEO of Continental Properties & chairman of the National Multifamily Housing Council, explains the causes of the U.S. housing crisis & outlines potential solutions https://t.co/G0bFFQoE6Z #realestate #housing #IREIPodcasts #iREOCPodcasts @ApartmentWire

Excited to share that NMHC President Sharon Wilson Géno will be speaking at the @NewDEALLeaders #IdeasSummit2025 where thought leaders and elected officials cooperate to craft solutions for all Americans. Tune in next week: https://t.co/LxkuMi5fXg

Check out our latest Research Corner, where NMHC research analyst Ryan Hecker uses Austin as a case study to explore the drivers behind post-COVID rent declines and how this trend reflects broader shifts happening across the country. Read more:

The 2025 NMHC 50 rankings have been released. Congrats to everyone who made the list! https://t.co/dbzR1Qk3Fb

Great read in the Economist—government policies meant to ease rent pressure have only worsened the housing crisis. The real solution is more supply, not more regulations. https://t.co/gZ2kJxdXVu

We’re thrilled to announce that NMHC has officially earned the Great Place to Work Certification for 2025 Earning the Great Place to Work Certification isn’t just an award—it’s a reflection of a company’s commitment to fostering a positive, inclusive, and high-trust workplace.

"When somebody puts something on the table that's so devastating that it’s like dropping a bomb on the business model that we have, you can't be quiet." NMHC President Sharon Wilson Géno on the fight to protect the corporate SALT deduction. Full article here:

Yesterday we joined @NAAhq in sending a letter to the White House highlighting key regulations that need to be reviewed in order to address our nation's housing shortage. More here:

UPDATE: FinCEN has announced that it will not impose fines or penalties for failures to file or update Beneficial Ownership Information (BOI) reports under the Corporate Transparency Act until new reporting deadlines are established in an upcoming interim final rule. More here:

Many of our peers in real estate tech are in transition. The RETTC Community is here to help! The Foundation for Innovation in Real Estate (FIRE), a RETTC Steering Committee member, has a comprehensive, easy-to-use job board to help you search for the perfect job in one of the

ICYMI: Check out our latest Apartment Wire, where we cover key updates including the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) Task Force reviewing HUD spending and the latest tax policy updates. Plus, new research on housing incentives and current market conditions. Click