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The national apartment market moved closer to balance during Q2 2026 as renter demand improved and new construction began to slow. Rent growth remained modest, and recently delivered communities continued to compete for residents in markets with heavy...

The technology itself is not an indication of advancement. For limited partners, the more important question is what AI changes operationally, and whether those changes translate into measurable, durable improvements in property performance.

Economy Recent data reveals that the U.S. real GDP increased at an annualized rate of 2.8% in Q3 2024. Although this is just below the 2.9% consensus forecast, it remains a strong performance. Year-over-year, GDP expanded by 2.7%, outperforming the...

By managing every aspect of our operations in-house, we ensure that every decision, every process, and every outcome aligns with our long-term vision and the best interests of our investors and residents. Seeing the Whole Picture Vertical integration...

The Economy The U.S. economy continues to perform well, with Q2 2024 Real GDP growth reaching an annualized rate of 2.8%, doubling from 1.4% in Q1 2024.  This growth is accompanied by modest shifts in the labor market and easing inflation. ...

In this issue, we provide a market update through Q3 2023, and Ackermann Group’s outlook for year-end 2023 and 2024.  We highlight statistics on the new apartment supply and how it ties to performance. We will explain how demand drivers are in our...

Since its founding in 1938, Ackermann Group has established a robust presence in the multi-family real estate sector, focusing on secondary markets across the Midwest and Southeast United States. With a deep history in Cincinnati, Dayton, Columbus, Indianapolis,...

Ackermann Group has purchased a Class A Office Building in the Cincinnati suburb of Fields Ertel, Ohio. Construction began August 2023 and will complete in late 2024. Our versatile units, ranging from studios to two-bedroom apartments, will offer superior...

The Economy The US economy entered 2024 on strong footing but will slow over the next few quarters due to rising consumer debt, elevated interest rates, and moderating consumer spending. GDP growth will slow to around 1% in Q2 and Q3 2024, before gradually...