Rent Growth May Finally Be Losing Some Steam
National monthly average effective rent growth was above 1% again in May, but cracks in momentum may be emerging.
National monthly average effective rent growth was above 1% again in May, but cracks in momentum may be emerging.
Senior Market Analyst, Jordan Brooks, shares final thoughts on the April 2022 newsletter article, Q1 Brought a (Somewhat) New Reality for Multifamily.
One of the markets in which apartment demand has been resilient so far this year relative to the national cool down has been Orlando.
In the face of declining apartment demand and increasing macroeconomic headwinds, apartment rent growth has regained steam in recent months.
Even with continued difficulties for new construction, more than 100,000 new units were delivered across the US through April.
National average occupancy and rent growth continued to look strong in April, but a continued decline in apartment demand is the story.
Senior Market Analyst, Jordan Brooks, shares final thoughts on the April 2022 newsletter article, Q1 Brought a (Somewhat) New Reality for Multifamily.
Despite rent growth continuing unabated, Q1 2022 marked the first time since the start of the industry recovery that demand underperformed.
Property manager turnover volume was up in Q1, here are the top five markets for manager changes in the period.