Top Price Classes Lead the Multifamily Rebound
The recent multifamily rebound has not been uniform, and one perspective from which some differences emerge is price class.
The recent multifamily rebound has not been uniform, and one perspective from which some differences emerge is price class.
Lease concessions were a big part of the 2020 story, but the tide has begun to shift.
2020 brought a slew of challenges for the multifamily industry, but apartment demand has been on the comeback in recent months at the national level.
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.
One of the perspectives that especially draws out 2020 multifamily performance variance in that of price class. With that in mind, let’s take a closer look.
With 2020 drawing to a close, it’s a great time to look at how specific markets have performed so far this year. Next up, Atlanta.
Stabilized Class A properties in many areas of the country have been especially impacted as resident price sensitivity has increased.
Jordan Brooks, Market Analyst at ALN, recently participated in a Biznow Webinars panel discussion considering investment prospects for Class B multifamily.
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.