Pandemic Squeezes Apartment Firms’ Bottom Lines
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By Paula Munger and Leah Cuffy |

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Despite a strong recovery taking hold in 2021 among professionally managed and maintained properties, the 2021 NAA Survey of Income and Expenses in Rental Apartment Communities, based on 2020 financials, revealed just how hard the industry was hit across most income and expense categories.

Total revenue, measured as a percent of Gross Potential Rent (GPR), fell nearly 200 basis points from the prior year while operating expenses rose 60 basis points. This double whammy resulted in a 3.3% loss year-over-year in average Net Operating Income (NOI) per unit, the first decrease since 2010 in the aftermath of the Great Recession...

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