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Established in 1991, ALN Apartment Data provides our clients with data analytics, new construction projects, histories, occupancy and rental trend reports, contact databases, locating services, and more.
From our call centers in Dallas/Fort Worth and Mayfield, KY to our sources within our markets that we diligently track, each completed property survey has gone through a number of proprietary data checks that assure the information collected is correct.
We provide comprehensive market data that helps identify, evaluate and achieve successful multifamily development and acquisition. Whether you’re studying under-performing assets, deciding where to buy or build, or just want to keep track of your competition, we can help!
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A Closer Look at Rent Growth in 2024
With the end of the year rounding into view, it is a perfect opportunity to spend some time evaluating recent rent performance.
Market Spotlight: Greater Orlando
The Sunbelt region continues see new supply overshadow a notable recovery in apartment demand. One market deserving of attention is Orlando.
An Encouraging Third Quarter for Multifamily
Despite remaining challenges, the third quarter featured some reasons for encouragement in the industry performance data.
Top 10: New Units Delivered
Elevated new supply continues to play a dominant role in industry performance. Here are the top markets nationally in new units delivered.
Uneven Performance Between Price Classes
2024 has been an interesting year for the multifamily industry, and there have been some interesting developments at the price class level.
Negative Rent Growth on the Way
Apartment demand remains encouraging but rent growth has begun to trend downward from its second quarter peak.