Rent Growth Has Decoupled from Apartment Demand
In the face of declining apartment demand and increasing macroeconomic headwinds, apartment rent growth has regained steam in recent months.
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Top 5: 2022 New Supply
Even with continued difficulties for new construction, more than 100,000 new units were delivered across the US through April.
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Apartment Demand Cratered Further in April
National average occupancy and rent growth continued to look strong in April, but a continued decline in apartment demand is the story.
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Takeaways Episode 21
Senior Market Analyst, Jordan Brooks, shares final thoughts on the April 2022 newsletter article, Q1 Brought a (Somewhat) New Reality for Multifamily.
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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.
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Top 5: Q1 Property Manager Turnover
Property manager turnover volume was up in Q1, here are the top five markets for manager changes in the period.
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Apartment Demand Continued Its Slide in March
Strong rent growth continued in March at the national level, but so did a more recently developed trend – declining apartment demand.
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Market Spotlight: Tampa
One of the leaders in rent growth over the last year has been the Tampa market, and it appears those gains are beginning to pressure demand.
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Takeaways Episode 20
Senior Market Analyst, Jordan Brooks, shares final thoughts on the March 2022 newsletter article, Clouds Gather on the Multifamily Horizon.
