Urban Multifamily Back from the Dead
Outlying areas continue to perform well, but after a particularly rough 2020 for urban areas, cities are making a comeback.
Outlying areas continue to perform well, but after a particularly rough 2020 for urban areas, cities are making a comeback.
After a slowdown in property manager turnover in 2020, activity has picked back up this year.
The Orlando market was especially impacted in 2020, but the area is off to a blazing start to 2021.
Rising costs and construction delays are increasingly a story in multifamily, but new supply volume continues to be higher than in recent years.
Senior Market Analyst, Jordan Brooks, shares final thoughts on the May 2021 newsletter article, Top Price Classes Lead the Multifamily Rebound
The recent multifamily rebound has not been uniform, and one perspective from which some differences emerge is price class.
We’re celebrating three decades of multifamily data research. Here’s a little history and info on where we came from and where we’re going.
Lease concessions were a big part of the 2020 story, but the tide has begun to shift.
Houston was a market that suffered negative rent growth in 2020, but the area is off to a nice start to 2021.