Property manager greeting a client at the entrance of a rental property, symbolizing a welcoming embrace for potential renters.
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2025: A Renter’s Market in the Making – What You Need to Know

For 2025 things have moved decisively to the benefit of renters across most of the country. Particularly in the sunbelt markets that we cover in NC and SC. The most desireable and rare properties, especially houses and homes with fences, garages, and outside storage are still doing pretty well. For a lot of other homes,…

U-Haul moving truck parked on roadside showcasing movers in Charlotte.
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Charlotte on the Move: A Surge in U-Haul Traffic Is Shaping Rental Trends

The real estate landscape is ever-evolving, and one city is currently making headlines for all the right reasons—and a few surprising ones too. Charlotte, North Carolina, is experiencing an unprecedented surge in population movement, a fact underscored by recent data: “The Charlotte area had the second-largest increase of U-Hauls coming here last year in the…

Two investors examining architectural blueprints for a build-to-rent property.
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Build-to-Rent Communities Expand in Wilmington, NC Amid Market Shifts

Wilmington is emerging as a leader in the build-to-rent communities. These provide much-needed housing options, blending the flexibility of renting with the appeal of single-family living. Investors are taking notice as demand continues to grow. However, external factors such as climate risks and mortgage inaccessibility could shape the long-term viability of these developments. What Are…

A picturesque aerial view showcasing mixed residential neighborhoods and highlighting a projected 110,000 housing shortage by 2029.
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Wake County Housing Shortage Report 2025: Strategic Market Insights for Property Management Leaders and Investors

As reported by WRAL News: Discover strategic insights from the Wake County housing shortage report 2025. Learn how property management leaders and real estate investors can capitalize on a projected shortfall of over 110,000 homes by 2029 in North Carolina. Wake County is on the cusp of a dramatic market shift. As detailed in recent…

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