Inflation and recession fears pushed renters away from higher-priced, amenity-rich developments as rent growth at the highest tiers slowed to 1.5 percent annually, according to a new CoStar analysis.
Source: Inman News
Economic anxiety accelerated Q1 multifamily rent growth slump
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