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Rent growth is slowing and inventory is rising, giving renters more negotiating power and forcing investors to rethink their strategies. Single-family and multifamily rents are still climbing year-over-year, but at a weaker pace, while rent concessions remain elevated in many markets. With affordability stretched and more units available, real estate investors should brace for longer lease-up periods, tighter margins, and increased tenant turnover.
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