Harvard released a national study about the rental housing market in January that sheds light on important issues that are not covered enough, including the way in which the rental housing stock is aging. It also covers what is happening with housing production and it profiles who specifically is renting. This comprehensive report is lengthy, but worth reading. You will find it embedded in the article linked below.
by Amir Shahsavari
A January report from Harvard examines the U.S. rental housing market, focusing on under-discussed topics like the aging rental stock, current housing production levels, and the demographics of renters. The full report is available within the linked article.
The Harvard report delves into the aging condition of the nation's rental housing, while also exploring trends in new housing production and the characteristics of individuals and families who rent.
The comprehensive Harvard report, released in January, offers insights into the rental housing market, including the condition of existing units, the pace of new construction, and the profiles of those who rent homes.
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