Next up in the current series looking back at 2024 multifamily performance is apartment demand. If you missed it, be sure to catch up on the article detailing last year’s new supply. All numbers will refer to conventional properties of at least fifty units. Additional market-specific information is available for free when you sign up to…
Another year is in the books, and before jumping fully into 2025, now is a good time to fully digest 2024 multifamily performance. To that end, we will be looking at 2024 performance across the metrics of new supply, apartment demand, average occupancy and average effective rent over the next few weeks. First up is…
Rent growth in a majority of markets has been positive in recent months. These markets have led the improvement from a year ago.
Tepid demand and an active construction pipeline have coincided and created downward pressure on both occupancy and rent.
2021 has seen historic rent growth, but September marked the first real slowdown in apartment demand and rent growth since the spring.
Secondary markets continue to perform well this year, but primary markets have come on strong in recent months.
Lease concessions were a big part of the 2020 story, but the tide has begun to shift.
The first quarter was a strong one nationally for multifamily, but today we take a closer look at performance by market size.
Jordan Brooks from ALN recently joined Dr. Debbie Phillips from The Quadrillion to discuss some key takeaways from 2020 multifamily performance, some causes for optimism in 2021 and much more.
