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Multifamily New Supply To Decrease In 2025-2026

Rental Housing Journal

to roughly 525,000 units, with a 2026 increase of 11.5% The continued elevated construction completion times are a key factor here, the report says, and some amount of the current under-construction inventory will not be completed until 2026. As a result, forecast completions for 2025 have been increased by 3.3%

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Is now the time to buy a condo in Toronto?

Condo Control

They are holding off on making the biggest purchase of their lives and instead assessing how their finances might look in the next few years. As a result, rents in many cities are coming down after years of steep increases. If you are a contract worker, or work in a volatile industry, then you may be better off renting.

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The tax cuts and jobs act is set to end—Here’s what it means for property managers in 2025

Buildium

No matter what happens, nows the time to prepare for what could change in 2026 and beyond. Consult a tax professional to see how the change could impact your finances. Accelerating capital expenditures before the end of 2026 to take advantage of bonus depreciation while it lasts.

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6 Property Management Tax Mistakes: Are You Making Them?

Buildium

For example, you can deduct the rent and utilities you spend for an office or other workspace outside of your home. If you rent equipment or vehicles, the rent you pay is fully deductible. If you rent equipment or vehicles, the rent you pay is fully deductible. This deduction is scheduled to end on Jan.

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2025 rental market predictions: 14 property management trends to prepare your business for

Buildium

We’re still seeing the downstream effects of the Fed’s interest rate increases, as well as softening rent growth, cascade through the development sector. (A A similar trend is expected to play out in the build-to-rent sector.) Household formation has been strong: According to Harvard’s Joint Center for Housing Studies , 1.5