After slogging through the last few years, Dallas – Fort Worth multifamily appears to have finally turned a corner. The peak in deliveries for this cycle is in the rearview mirror and apartment demand has continued to gain momentum. This renewed balance between new supply and net absorption has produced the first average occupancy gain…
After a challenging couple of years, it appears the Dallas – Fort Worth multifamily market has finally turned the corner. While challenges such as falling occupancy and average effective rent declines remain, clear progress has been made. This progress provides cause for optimism as 2025 rounds into view. All numbers will refer to conventional properties…
The Sunbelt region continues see new supply overshadow a notable recovery in apartment demand. One market deserving of attention is Orlando.
The San Francisco – Oakland market has been a top-performer this year among multifamily markets thanks in part to a slowdown in deliveries.
As with other markets in the region, Minneapolis – St. Paul has enjoyed relatively solid demand and less new supply pressure so far this year.
Raleigh-Durham has been a prime example of a high in-migration market in recent years and has the new construction pipeline to match.
Multifamily performance in Dallas – Fort Worth has had a rougher go of it over the last year, and particularly in recent months.
Like many high-growth markets, Charlotte suffered from lower apartment demand and an active construction pipeline in 2022.
Tampa was at the forefront of the multifamily recovery last year and has similarly typified the challenges of the new environment.
