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Two people exchange official papers and a large envelope across a table with a locked metal box and keys, with a domed government building visible through a window in the background, Escheat.

Escheat in Real Estate and Investing: What It Means, What Triggers It, and How to Reclaim Assets

Worried the state might claim your property? See how escheat works, what triggers it, and simple steps to reclaim or prevent lost assets.

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Raissa Cunha February 26, 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.

Apartment Rents Declined for the Second Year in a Row

Did U.S. apartment rents fall? The 2026 Rental Housing Index by Dwellsy IQ shows apartment rents declined 0.7% to $1,338, marking a second straight year of decreases as supply pressures and affordability constraints reshaped the rental market.

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Raissa Cunha 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.

Will House Rents Rise Again in 2026?

Yes, modest growth is expected for house rents in 2026, following a 0.3% rise in 2025. This stabilization is influenced by renter affordability constraints, shifting construction supply, and diverging local market trends

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Raissa Cunha 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%).

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

Denver (-6.9%), 2. Dallas (-3.6%), 3. Phoenix (-3.5%), 4. St. Louis (-3.4%), 5. Tampa (-3.3%), 6. Miami (-3.3%), 7. Houston (-3.0%), 8. San Diego (-0.9%), 9. Boston (-0.7%), 10. Los Angeles (-0.4%), and 11. Philadelphia (-0.3%) saw the biggest apartment rent declines, according to the 2026 Rental Housing Index by Dwellsy IQ.

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Raissa Cunha February 24, 2026
Hand using a calculator on a desk with financial documents, next to a tablet showing a dripping faucet and a downward line graph with stacks of coins, with tall buildings in the background, OER.

Operating Expense Ratio (OER) in Real Estate: Definition, Formula, and How Investors Use It

Is your operating expense ratio quietly killing NOI? See the exact OER formula, benchmarks by asset type, and fixes that improve efficiency.

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Raissa Cunha February 24, 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%).

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

1. Denver (-2.7%), 2. Boston (-2.3%), 3. Phoenix (-1.6%), 4. Dallas (-0.6%), 5. Seattle (-0.2%), 6. Los Angeles (-0.1%) saw the biggest house rent declines, according to the 2026 Rental Housing Index by Dwellsy IQ.

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Raissa Cunha February 23, 2026
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