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.
Strong rent growth continued in March at the national level, but so did a more recently developed trend – declining apartment demand.
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.
Apartment demand has slowed this year, but rent growth momentum has continued. Here are the top five markets for rent growth so far in 2022.
Apartment demand dipped in January, but rent growth continued at a pace well outside the range established over the last five years.
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.
National average effective rent growth slowed in November for the third straight month and failed to top 1% for the first time since March.
2021 has been a year of historic apartment demand and rent growth nationally, and Greater Houston certainly has not been an exception.
For a second straight month, national rent growth slowed. Even so, October marked seven consecutive months with a monthly gain above 1%.
In what has been a remarkable bounce back year for multifamily, the DFW market has been the leader in both new supply and apartment demand.