Real estate markets in major US cities are experiencing shifts, including sharp rent cuts due to supply and sustained demand.
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Updated Jul 11
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Real estate markets in major US cities are experiencing shifts, including sharp rent cuts due to supply and sustained demand.
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Tight housing supply is meeting surging post-COVID demand, leading landlords to pass rising operational costs onto renters.Also in this story
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AvalonBay
publicly traded conglomerate and real estate investment trust with multiple brands
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Austin
seat of Travis County, and capital of the State of Texas
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