Most economists said it' be around 6% by EOY 2024, and infact it's going to likely be north of 7%.

I read an artcile in The Economist not too long ago that mentioned how smaller towns like Jasper can offer stable rental demand if you play your cards right...

From what I read in The Economist, these Sun Belt regions often see steady population growth which can drive healthy rent appreciation.

Now i am capped at the rent increases i can provide to encourage them to give notice (one reason it is important to keep rent near market rent) and i no longer have the option to not renew their lease.there is a reason spa very large percentage of economists are anti rent control.

Some folks want a seat at the table and real control, while others prefer to be passive.. letting the sponsor do the heavy lifting.From what I read in The Economist, some markets (like Phoenix) are experiencing fresh pockets of growth in multifamily, so it’s definitely worth exploring if you’re eyeing future expansion.

According to a piece I saw in The Economist, it’s surprising how certain markets keep evolving from year to year.

When economists say inflation is down, consumers say: where?

"In a 2016 paper, Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody’s Analytics, estimated that full privatization of Fannie and Freddie would cost the typical American taking out a new mortgage $1,200 annually.

Our own economists don't see an Arizona event that could create havoc.

I recall reading something along these lines in The Economist, pointing out how hidden fees can vary widely depending on local ordinances.