Despite some month-over-month volatility to begin the year, 2025 has gotten off to a strong start for the multifamily industry. The expected slowdown in new supply has recently started to materialize and apartment demand has continued last year’s positive momentum – and then some. The increased supply and demand balance has been beneficial for both…
This month’s ALN newsletter included a look at recent rent growth trends – both nationally and regionally. However, specific market leaders were not included. Markets without the same level of supply pressure as in many across the Sunbelt and Mountain West regions continue to be well represented among rent growth leaders. Especially among primary markets,…
Apartment demand has been unusually volatile month-over-month to begin the year. Even so, national net absorption through April was significantly higher than that from 2024. This year is the third consecutive year of improved multifamily demand for this portion of the calendar. In order to provide a clear picture of market leaders in net absorption…
Rent growth has been muted this year, but some markets have managed impressive gains over the last twelve months.
2024 apartment demand has shown robust improvement over last year, but challenges remain – not least an unrelenting construction pipeline.
Rent growth in a majority of markets has been positive in recent months. These markets have led the improvement from a year ago.
An active construction pipeline means improvement in multifamily demand will be vital in 2024. These markets are off to an encouraging start.
With full December data not quite available, here is a look at the most expensive markets and least expensive markets to end November.
