A Hot Summer it Was

A Hot Summer it Was By: Nicholas A. Dunlap, CPMBy most accounts, this was a boring summer. That is, there were no vacations, a day off (or two) at best and lots of work. Not work in a good sense either, work in the overbearing, early-in-the-morning and late-at-night just busy-work sense. Complaints aside, I did … Continue reading A Hot Summer it Was →

Doubling Up

Doubling UpBy: Nicholas A. Dunlap, CPMNumbers published today by Realfacts data and statistics show that some of the largest reductions in rent were incurred by the smallest apartment homes. For example, bachelors, studios, junior one bedrooms and one bedrooms suffered a decline of approximately 7.3% to 11.4% in monthly rental figures, whereas two and three … Continue reading Doubling Up →