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Why cost discipline is replacing cost cutting in apartment operations
Apr 21, 2026Costs are climbing faster than many operators expected, and teams are actively trying to figure out how to keep up without creating new problems in the process.
The Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis found that more than half of all operating expense (OpEx) inflation since 2020 ties back to property insurance, with premiums roughly doubling between 2021 and 2024. At the same time, rent growth has slowed in many markets, so passing those costs on to residents just isn’t as simple as it used to be.
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Is California looking to tax retirement accounts? Experts push back on claims
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IRVE: The independent brokerage that grew $2B in five years
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Real estate brokers own the listing data, says Realtracs
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‘Stability matters more than ever’ as loan officer mobility slows again in 2025
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Houston Association of Realtors, Repliers form data access partnership
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Colorado AG voids MV Realty Homeowner Benefit Agreements
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KBW: Window for Fannie, Freddie privatization is narrowing
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Why real estate brokerages are turning marketing into a growth engine
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Miami and RWorld Realtors merge into 93,000 member association
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HomeServices is changing its playbook, here’s what CEO Chris Kelly says
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Eric Manley on how Atlantic Avenue became the No. 1 reverse broker in less than 4 years
Apr 20, 2026