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RentCafe Report: U.S. Apartment Construction Projected to Remain High Until 2025, West Coast Cities Among Top 20 for Multifamily Deliveries

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By Kate Snyder Across the United States, 2023 is shaping up as a new peak year for apartment construction as developers are expected to open 460,860 units throughout the country by the end of December. According to data from a recently released RentCafe report, the New York metro area has taken the lead in apartment […]

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