AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoMultifamily Rents: Yardi says U.S. advertised rents ticked up in August (+0.1% month over month; +0.4% year over year), with growth moderated by lots of new units still in lease-up. Rental Fraud: A Douglasville, Georgia mother of three alleges she paid nearly $3,000 after a scammer posed as a rental owner, then vanished; Apartments.com says it’s reviewing the claims. Local Safety & Property Use: Fort Wayne, Indiana is weighing a proposal to lease a vacant storefront for a police post—residents and nearby businesses say it could curb gunfire and improve neighborhood confidence. Data Center Politics: In Pennsylvania, lawyers are pushing for recusals of Archbald council members over a proposed 574-acre data center campus, arguing bias and the appearance of partiality. Energy & Charging: Tennessee launched a Multifamily Housing Rebate Program for Level 2 EV charging, with $650,000 available for eligible projects (up to 10 plugs per site). Commercial Deals & Expansion: Singapore is on track for a record 2026 commercial property year as overseas capital and liquidity drive office and retail transactions. Market Watch: A judge in North Carolina declined to grant an injunction over restrictive covenants against former brokerage directors, citing lack of wrongdoing proof. Industry Moves: NEXA Lending named Geri Farr CEO while founder Mike Kortas becomes executive partner.
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