Adriana Pop is a senior editor with Commercial Property Executive and Multi-Housing News. She joined CPE and MHN in 2012, with an academic background in economics, English and Italian. She currently curates the CPE Sneak Peek newsletter, highlighting noteworthy stories and emerging topics for readers. Connect with her at adriana.pop@cpe-mhn.com or on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ioana-adriana-pop-811772108/.
Tampa Multifamily Report – Summer 2019
Investors seeking higher acquisition yields than those across South Florida have pushed the metro’s sales volume above the $2 billion mark every year since 2015.
Los Angeles Multifamily Report – Summer 2019
Supply has yet to catch up with demand in the Los Angeles multifamily market, boosted by a combination of household formation, employment gains and high barriers to homeownership.
San Diego Multifamily Report – Summer 2019
The metro’s life sciences cluster and thriving tech sector continue to support job growth and create demand for housing.
Denver Multifamily Report – Summer 2019
Demand remained strong in the first five months of 2019, bolstered by population growth and employment gains, especially in high-paying professional services.
St. Louis Multifamily Report – Summer 2019
Household creation continued at a healthy pace throughout the metro in the first five months of 2019, boosting multifamily demand and paving the way for rent growth.
Orange County Multifamily Report – Summer 2019
Despite the delivery of 4,789 units in 2018, the metro’s supply levels have yet to catch up with pent-up demand.
Inland Empire Multifamily Report – Summer 2019
Rents in the market increased 4.2 percent year-over-year through April, driven by the area’s historically limited inventory.
Tampa Multifamily Report – Spring 2019
With its friendly business environment and good quality of life, the metro continues to attract residents and companies alike, boosting demand for housing.
Indianapolis Multifamily Report – Spring 2019
Apartment demand remained relatively healthy in the metro, with year-over-year rent growth at 3.2 percent as of March—on par with the U.S. average.
Boston Multifamily Report – Spring 2019
Considering the 8,250 units slated to come online in 2019, which would mark a new development cycle high, rent growth is expected to moderate slightly, to 2.7 percent for the year.