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On this #GivingTuesday we're celebrating the work we've done on Home Bridge, our social impact program. If you're an Apartment List partner and want to have a hand in addressing housing insecurity, check out this video on how you can get involved.

Daily affirmation: my next apartment will have all the amenities I want, at the budget I have 😌 https://t.co/EBgAlfI5AV #Adulting #ApartmentInspo #ApartmentList

Since Biden revealed his proposal for a 5% rent cap, we've had some questions about how common rent hikes of this magnitude actually are. Today: not very. Only one big city (Madison WI) is averaging >5% rent growth. But in 2022, this policy would have had huge implications 👇

How long is your commute to work? 🚘🚌🚇

🚨 New rent data for June out now 🚨 Our national rent index is up 0.4% this month But even though rents are still inching up, growth is slowing down at the time of year when its normally peaking 1/🧵

📺 Apartment List chief economist @IAPopov joined @SquawkCNBC this morning to discuss the current state of the rental market, including where rents are rising the fastest, new construction, and the impacts on inflation. Watch the full interview ⬇️:

Read more about the “built-for-rent” trend →

While top-line housing construction has slowed this year, built-for-rent continues booming. Last year alone, construction started on 85,000 such homes. And with little relief on the horizon for prospective homebuyers, expect this trend to continue. 📈

“Built-for-rent” are single-family developments built explicitly for renters. Homes are professionally managed by a landlord, just like an apartment building. But you get the white picket fence without the mortgage.

Single-family homes are in high demand, but affordable for-sale options are in short supply. In recent years, “built-for-rent” has emerged to fill the gap. 🏡 A thread ⬇️

So far in 2024, San Francisco, San Mateo, and Marin counties (population 1.8 million) have permitted a TOTAL of 50 new apartments. https://t.co/CgFjIhtv5j

Read our Emerging Cities for AAPI Professionals report →

In honor of AAPI Heritage Month, Apartment List’s new Emerging Cities report explores the cities where this particular demographic can find visibility and success. ⭐ The top 5: 💻1. San Jose, CA 🎓2. Raleigh, NC 🌉3. San Francisco, CA 🎸4. Austin, TX 🌺5. Honolulu, HI

The West Coast has historically been a haven for Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders. 🌊 But in recent years, southern states have been popular among AAPI professionals. Did you know North Carolina has seen a 73% increase in its AAPI population over the last decade?

For more, including local perspectives on the markets where rents are rising (or falling) the fastest, check out our May Rent Report →

The moving season is here, and U.S. rent prices jumped another 0.5% in April. This trend is widespread, as rent growth increased in 80% of large cities this month. 🏙️ But this year, rising demand faces off against rising supply, as new housing construction hits the market. This

There's a new tech powerhouse in the multifamily industry: Generative AI! 🤖 GenAI is reshaping the leasing experience by offering human-like interactions and personalized experiences for renters. 🏘️ Curious about the buzz? 🐝 Our latest blog post breaks down the tech jargon and

🎙Apartment List CEO @MatthewWoodsL3B joined @mbrewer, host of the Multifamily Collective podcast to share our latest announcement: Lea Pro, our powerful GenAI leasing agent, is now free to partners.🎉 Listen as Matthew and Mike discuss the innovation of GenAI and how it's