Demand Returns in Q3, but Rent Growth Lags
Multifamily demand surged in the third quarter, but rent growth remained elusive. This month we take a closer look at third quarter multifamily performance.
Multifamily demand surged in the third quarter, but rent growth remained elusive. This month we take a closer look at third quarter multifamily performance.
A trend that has emerged in 2020 is a move toward affordability. With the third quarter in the rear view mirror, we look at how the five most expensive markets performed.
The summer months saw a return to normalcy for multifamily demand, but not rent growth. Rent performance differed across floorplan types, with efficiency units being hardest hit.
Around one-third of markets have managed to remain in positive territory for average occupancy and rent growth, Boise being one example. Let’s take a closer look at recent multifamily performance for the area.
One of the markets profoundly impacted by changing conditions in 2020 has been the San Francisco – Oakland market. Today we take a closer look at recent multifamily performance there.
Multifamily demand fell 50% from January through July of 2020, and even more for more expensive properties. Today we take a closer look at nationwide price class performance.
A closer look at lease-up time for properties that have stabilized so far in 2020 compared to properties that stabilized in recent years.
In this installment of our ongoing evaluation of multifamily performance in the first half of 2020, we consider performance from the perspective of market size.
Another quarter is in the books, and this month we look beneath the national numbers to evaluate which multifamily markets were most impacted in a rocky second quarter.