Here's Where We Think Apartment Rents Are Headed in 2022
Residential landlords have had a tough run during the pandemic. For much of the crisis, an eviction ban barred landlords from removing tenants on the basis of not paying rent. The blow was especially brutal to mom-and-pop landlords -- those with a handful of properties who lacked the deep pockets and borrowing options that may have helped larger firms ride out the storm.
But at this point, things are looking up for landlords. Apartment rents have soared in the course of 2021. And going into the new year, we can expect a similar trend for two reasons.
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