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Following are all UrbanTurf articles filed under Class A, from most recent to least.

Although Absorption Is High, Class A Apartment Rents Decline in DC

Although Absorption Is High, Class A Apartment Rents Decline in DC

Nena Perry-Brown | October 12th 2017

The decline in rents in DC proper data foreshadowed earlier this year came to fruition in the third quarter.... read»

A Decline in Class A Apartment Rents on the Horizon?

A Decline in Class A Apartment Rents on the Horizon?

Nena Perry-Brown | April 12th 2017

The latest data on the Class A apartment market indicates that while absorption has rebounded from last quarter, there could be a slowdown on the hori... read»

Class A Apartment Absorption Dropped Off in the DC Area in the Final Quarter of 2016

Class A Apartment Absorption Dropped Off in the DC Area in the Final Quarter of 2016

Nena Perry-Brown | January 26th 2017

After seven consecutive quarters of growth, Class A apartment absorption dropped off in the final quarter of 2016.... read»

Class A Apartment Absorption in DC Area Remains High, But For How Long?

Class A Apartment Absorption in DC Area Remains High, But For How Long?

Nena Perry-Brown | October 13th 2016

The absorption of Class A apartments in the DC area remained above-average for the seventh consecutive quarter, according to a new report, but a stead... read»

If You Build Them: Class A Apartment Absorption Above Average for Sixth Consecutive Quarter

If You Build Them: Class A Apartment Absorption Above Average for Sixth Consecutive Quarter

Nena Perry-Brown | July 18th 2016

According to Delta Associates' most recent report, demand for rental housing remains strong, with Class A apartment absorption in the DC metro area ex... read»

DC Area Class A Rents Rise at Fastest Pace Since 2010

DC Area Class A Rents Rise at Fastest Pace Since 2010

Nena Perry-Brown | April 8th 2016

The rents for Class A apartments rose 2.6 percent over the last year, with the largest increases in the Upper NW sub-market, Rosslyn-Ballston Corridor... read»

Despite Predictions, DC's Class A Apartment Market Still Going Strong

Despite Predictions, DC's Class A Apartment Market Still Going Strong

Lark Turner | January 6th 2015

A year-end report from Delta Associates shows DC area renters moving toward extreme ends of the market.... read»

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