CIG's Rubenstein Expects Housing Rents to Keep Rising

There's a lot of confusing data, right. Yeah. What's your read.So demand for apartments or for housing has been very, very strong over the last few years. But that's been really masked by the oversupply that we saw over those years. And so that kept rents fairly flat.And while now we started, we started to see something really shift in Q1, Q2 of 2026. And what happened is construction that was at an, uh, very high rate at the peak of 2022 was about 60% down over the last year. And so what's happening now is ...