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RentRange Data Overview (2026): Rental Comps and Market Data Explained

April 30, 2026

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Best Alternatives to HelloData (2026)

April 28, 2026

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HelloData Overview (2026): Rental Market Analytics, Multifamily Data, and Operational Insights

April 23, 2026

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6 Best Single-Family Rental (SFR) Data Providers (2026)

April 21, 2026

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8 Best Rental Data Providers in the U.S. (2026)

April 20, 2026

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How to Choose a Rental Data Provider (2026 Buyer’s Guide)

April 18, 2026

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Dwellsy Announces Airbnb-friendly Integration

April 7, 2026

Dwellsy IQ and Dewey partnership announcement showcasing rental data for academic researchers now available on the Dewey platform.

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Dwellsy IQ and Dewey Partner to Bring First-Party Rental Data to Academic Researchers

March 26, 2026

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Insights

Dwellsy IQ and Crexi Are Improving Multifamily Rental Data for Underwriting

March 10, 2026

A modern digital illustration of a multi-tiered real estate data infrastructure. The bottom layer, labeled "FOUNDATIONAL DATA," shows icons for "Deeds," "County Records," "Tax Forms," and "Maps." Arrows connect this to a middle layer split into "AVMs" (Automated Valuation Models) and "Rental Comps & Intelligence," featuring a 'FOR RENT' sign. The top tier is labeled "REAL ESTATE MARKET ANALYTICS, DEAL SOURCING AND PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT," depicting a businessman looking at a city skyline with magnifying glasses and a world map, symbolizing global data integration. The entire image is bathed in glowing blue and teal light against a futuristic city background.

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Top 15 Real Estate Data Providers (2026 Guide)

March 4, 2026

A horizontal bar chart showing Year-over-Year rent growth and apartment rent decline for 1-bedroom units in 20 major U.S. cities as of Q4 2025. Denver shows the largest decline at -6.9%, while Atlanta shows the highest growth at 5.8%.

Data Reports

U.S. Cities Where Apartment Rents Are Rising the Fastest

March 2, 2026

A professional four-quadrant infographic on a white background answering "Will Apartment Rents Rise in 2026?" with the forecast "Yes, a modest stabilization & growth are expected." The quadrants detail four key factors: 1. Renter Affordability regarding strained budgets; 2. Construction and New Supply showing vacancy stabilization; 3. Local Economic Conditions varying by job growth; and 4. Adjustment After the 2022 Peak illustrating a return to a slower growth cycle.

Data Reports

Will Apartment Rents Rise in 2026?

February 27, 2026

Line graph showing apartment rent decline for the second consecutive year, comparing national rent growth at -0.7% with the top 20 metro average at -0.2%, highlighting continued market adjustment.

Data Reports

Apartment Rents Declined for the Second Year in a Row

February 26, 2026

The infographic is organized into four quadrants on a white background, answering the question "Will House Rents Rise Again in 2026?" with a forecast of modest growth. The top-left quadrant highlights the 0.3% national rent increase from 2025 as a benchmark for continued stability, while the top-right quadrant focuses on affordability constraints affecting renter budgets. The bottom-left section illustrates shifting construction supply and its impact on housing inventory, and the bottom-right quadrant features a U.S. map showing the divergence between growing markets like New York and Chicago versus declining markets like Phoenix and Denver.

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Will House Rents Rise Again in 2026?

February 25, 2026

Data chart by Dwellsy IQ released in 2026 ranking U.S. cities where house rents are rising the fastest to the slowest. The house rental increase is led by Chicago at 9.7%, followed by New York (4.0%), Philadelphia (3.9%), Washington, D.C. (3.4%), San Diego (2.6%), St. Louis (2.3%), Riverside (2.1%), Miami (2.1%), Minneapolis (2.0%), and Detroit (1.8%).

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Which U.S. Cities Saw the Biggest Apartment Rent Declines?

February 24, 2026

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A horizontal bar chart showing Year-over-Year rent growth and apartment rent decline for 1-bedroom units in 20 major U.S. cities as of Q4 2025. Denver shows the largest decline at -6.9%, while Atlanta shows the highest growth at 5.8%.

Data Reports

U.S. Cities Where Apartment Rents Are Rising the Fastest

March 2, 2026

A professional four-quadrant infographic on a white background answering "Will Apartment Rents Rise in 2026?" with the forecast "Yes, a modest stabilization & growth are expected." The quadrants detail four key factors: 1. Renter Affordability regarding strained budgets; 2. Construction and New Supply showing vacancy stabilization; 3. Local Economic Conditions varying by job growth; and 4. Adjustment After the 2022 Peak illustrating a return to a slower growth cycle.

Data Reports

Will Apartment Rents Rise in 2026?

February 27, 2026

Line graph showing apartment rent decline for the second consecutive year, comparing national rent growth at -0.7% with the top 20 metro average at -0.2%, highlighting continued market adjustment.

Data Reports

Apartment Rents Declined for the Second Year in a Row

February 26, 2026