Examining the Urban-Suburban-Outlying Divide in 2021
Urban regions struggled in 2020 but bounced back in a big way in 2021. Today we take a closer look at the urban-suburban-outlying divide.
Urban regions struggled in 2020 but bounced back in a big way in 2021. Today we take a closer look at the urban-suburban-outlying divide.
Multifamily has roared back in 2021, and even as demand cooled some in the third quarter, rent growth continued to accelerate.
2021 has seen historic rent growth, but September marked the first real slowdown in apartment demand and rent growth since the spring.
Larger properties are leading the multifamily rebound, but are not exclusively responsible for this year’s huge numbers.
Secondary markets continue to perform well this year, but primary markets have come on strong in recent months.
July continued a run of strong monthly multifamily performance. Today we go below the national numbers and evaluate net rent growth.
The first half of 2021 has been quite a rebound for multifamily, and this month we pause to evaluate some of the recent dynamics.
As a preview of the upcoming July ALN newsletter, a look at mid-year nationwide multifamily performance.
Outlying areas continue to perform well, but after a particularly rough 2020 for urban areas, cities are making a comeback.