Clarendon has been selected by the Philadelphia Housing Authority (PHA) to provide comprehensive commercial real estate appraisal, brokerage, affordable housing development marketing, market studies and related services for properties in its Philadelphia portfolio.
Clarendon has been selected by Cincinnati Metropolitan Housing Authority (CMHA) to provide comprehensive real estate appraisal services for residential and commercial properties throughout Hamilton County, Ohio.
Clarendon has been selected by Opportunity Home San Antonio (formerly San Antonio Housing Authority) to provide HUD Section 8 Rent Comparability Studies (RCS) for properties in its San Antonio, Texas portfolio.
Investigate this page to search for rental rates by city or zip code and utilize them in the mandatory market rent threshold test for Rent Comparability Studies - these numbers will be effective for any Rent Comparability Study (RCS) signed by the owner’s appraiser on or after October 1, 2025. Investigate this page to search for rental rates by city or zip code and utilize them in the mandatory market rent threshold test for Rent Comparability Studies - these numbers will be effective for any Rent Comparability Study (RCS) signed by the owner’s appraiser on or after October 1, 2025.
Discover how Clarendon leverages CRE data with professional expertise to deliver superior HUD-compliant Rent Comparability Studies for Section 8 properties, ensuring accurate market alignment.
Strategic mid-year property assessment reveals market alignment opportunities for enhanced Section 8 contract renewal outcomes through professional analysis. Mid-year 2025 presents exceptional opportunities for strategic property assessment. With Q2 market data revealing positive shifts in regional performance patterns, property owners who understand their market alignment position can make informed decisions about enhancement timing and strategic priorities.
Discover the Phased RCS Approach for Section 8 properties: strategic market alignment through preliminary rent assessment and HUD Rent Comparability Studies. Enhance property performance with data-driven SAFMR analysis and non-shelter services valuation. Market Alignment with the Phased RCS Approach
Discover how professional HUD Rent Comparability Studies help Section 8 property owners achieve market alignment and enhance property performance. Learn why "below FMR" doesn't mean "correct rent" and how a Phased RCS Approach assesses your property's true market value through strategic preliminary rent assessment. Market-Aligned Section 8 Rents: Enhancing Property Performance Through Strategic Market Alignment
Discover 7 key indicators your Section 8 property requires market alignment. Learn how a phased RCS approach and preliminary rent assessment can maximize your HUD-compliant revenue before your next contract renewal.
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Discover how strategic market alignment enhances Section 8 property performance. Our phased RCS approach leverages HUD Rent Comparability Studies, SAFMR analysis, and non-shelter services valuation to optimize Section 8 contract renewals.
Increase real estate returns by 8-15% with market rent analysis. Industry observations and market trends reveal why intuition-based pricing fails and how professional market rent calculators help independent investors capture their hidden rental income.
In today's competitive housing market, multifamily properties need more than just convenient locations and reasonable pricing. Amenities have evolved from simple conveniences into powerful differentiators that significantly impact resident satisfaction, retention rates, and asset valuation.
Amenities aren’t just extras anymore—they’re essential to how today’s renters choose where to live and whether they stay. From smart home tech and wellness spaces to thoughtfully designed community areas, multifamily properties that invest in meaningful amenities see higher satisfaction, stronger retention, and improved ROI.
The outdated image of senior housing as sterile, clinical, and care-driven is quickly disappearing. In its place, a new model has emerged—one that supports vibrant, active lifestyles through thoughtful design and sophisticated amenities.
Senior living has evolved beyond basic housing to become strategic investment opportunities. According to the "Emerging Trends in Real Estate 2025" report, senior housing ranks among top investment prospects, outperforming traditional property types. Today's 55+ communities prioritize accessibility, safety, and wellness through thoughtfully designed amenities that support independent living. With baby boomers controlling 52% of America's wealth ($75 trillion) and their population growing by 4.5M between 2024-2030, purpose-built communities with fitness centers, wellness programs, and robust social activities are seeing higher occupancy rates and lower turnover. Is your portfolio positioned to capitalize on this demographic shift that's redefining multifamily living for older Americans?
For families in the rental market, practical amenities aren’t just preferences—they’re essentials.
Smart technology and remote work amenities have shifted from perks to prerequisites in multifamily housing.
In this edition of our Market Brief, we focus on Los Angeles, ranked #14 in the 2025 Best World Cities report. As the city prepares for the 2026 FIFA World Cup and 2028 Olympics, major infrastructure and cultural investments are shaping its future.
South Los Angeles has been steadily transforming since around 2015, evolving from an overlooked district into an increasingly sought-after multifamily investment destination.
Clarendon has been selected by the Housing Authority of the City of Los Angeles (HACLA) to provide Reviews of HUD Section 8 Rent Comparability Studies (RCS) for a ten-county area of Southern California. Clarendon has been selected by the Housing Authority of the City of Los Angeles (HACLA) to provide Reviews of HUD Section 8 Rent Comparability Studies (RCS) for a ten-county area of Southern California.
Los Angeles continues to rank among the world's top cities, but its multifamily investment landscape is evolving dramatically. Downtown LA shows remarkable resilience with 55,000 residential units and 27,000 more in the pipeline, while the broader LA market has seen its share of U.S. apartment investment decline from 5.4% to 3.7%. This divergence reflects the impact of regulatory challenges that have prompted major institutional investors to reconsider their positions. For strategic investors, DTLA's diverse neighborhoods and innovative adaptive reuse programs—which account for 24% of existing inventory—continue to offer compelling opportunities. With occupancy rates consistently above 90% despite market headwinds, DTLA demonstrates that neighborhood-specific knowledge and regulatory navigation are now essential for success in America's second-largest city. Are you positioning your investments to capitalize on the resilience of Downtown while managing the broader regulatory
Investing in community amenities isn’t just about enhancing resident experience—it’s a proven strategy for driving rental premiums and increasing long-term property value. According to Greystar’s 2024 survey, features like clubhouses, co-working spaces, and pet-friendly areas can command rent increases while also reducing turnover and marketing costs.
Community amenities are no longer just an added bonus—they’re a key driver of resident satisfaction and property value. According to Greystar’s 2024 survey, thoughtfully designed social spaces not only enhance tenant experience but also lead to higher lease renewal rates, reduced vacancies, and rental premiums.
