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NMHC and Third-Party Research Reports

Industry Overview

  • 2010 State of the Nation’s Housing
    Harvard University's annual report on the state of the nation's housing sector. This year's report, which NMHC helped sponsor, provides useful information assessing the housing market downturn and demographic trends driving long-run housing demand. (June 2010)
  • Research Report: A Case for Investing in U.S. Apartments
    Research report illustrating the benefits of investing in U.S. apartments today by highlighting key factors that influence their superior risk-adjusted performance and positive contribution to diversified real estate portfolio returns. (March 2009)
  • Apartments: A $1.3 Trillion Market
    Report estimating the value of the nation's apartment stock and its growth over the past 10 years. The analysis also provides the estimated value of the apartment stock in 71 of the largest U.S. metropolitan areas. (October 2001)

Apartment Demand and Resident Demographics

  • Renter Credit Quality in a Volatile Housing Market
    NMHC White Paper examining the impact of the foreclosure crisis on rental applicants, resident applicant credit quality, and factors apartment firms should consider when screening potential residents today. (July 2008)
  • The Changing Demography of Multifamily Rental Housing
    Discusses recent changes in the number and characteristics of renters and projects their future growth and composition. Reprinted with permission from Fannie Mae Foundation from Housing Policy Debate. (May 1999)
  • Diversity Spreads Out
    Research report by Brookings Institution documenting the expansion of minorities into new destinations. (03/10/06)

Technology

  • Apartment Renter Technology Survey
    Comprehensive research report that explores which technologies renters currently use in their daily lives and which ones they desire in their apartment homes. (February 2007)

Student Housing

Apartment Construction/Sustainable Development

  • Toward a New Metropolis: The Opportunity To Rebuild America
    Brookings Institution report that examines projected trends at the national, state and metropolitan level to determine the estimated demand for new housing, commercial, and industrial space over the next quarter century. Finds that in 2030, about half of the buildings in which Americans live, work, and shop will have been built after 2000. (12/2004)

Affordable/Workforce Housing

Homeownership and Housing Policy

REITs

Human Resources