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The Big Picture: This week, the media largely focused on the state of the industry. Other notable stories covered local housing policy developments, namely rent control.

Industry Hot Topics

Topics that dominated the media landscape this week

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Yahoo News
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The average American tenant is rent-burdened. Here’s what that means for the economy.

Published Feb 21, 2023 by Adam Barnes

The average American renter is now paying more than 30 percent of their income on housing, as wages have failed to keep up with rent hikes and affordable units remain scarce.

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Real estate industry begins campaign against Mayor Wu's rent control plan

Published Feb 22, 2023 by Ross Cristantiello

The Greater Boston Real Estate Board began a major campaign to fight rent control this week by reaching out to Boston residents directly.

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NAA In The News

Major pieces published by or featuring NAA

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With a 20% increase in post-pandemic rent, a new proposal would cap prices for Connecticut tenants

Published Feb 21, 2023 by Alison Cross

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Data from the National Apartment Association shows that only 9 cents of every rent dollar is profit.

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Notable Reads

Pieces that caught our eye this week

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CNBC
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Wall Street Has Purchased Hundreds of Thousands Single-Family Homes Since the Great Recession. Here's What That Means for Rental Prices

Published Feb 21, 2023 by https://www.facebook.com/CNBC

Institutional investors may control 40% of U.S. single-family rental homes by 2030, according to MetLife Investment Management.

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KTAR News 92.3
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Rent fell faster over last year in metro Phoenix than anywhere else in US

Published Feb 22, 2023 by KEVIN STONE

No metro area among the nation’s 50 largest saw a faster decline in residential rent over the last 12 months than the Valley, according to a recent report.

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