Anca Gagiuc brings more than a decade of experience within the real estate industry. She is a senior associate editor with Commercial Property Executive and Multi-Housing News who also writes monthly multifamily reports at Yardi Matrix.
Contact Anca at anca.gagiuc@cpe-mhn.com

The beautiful city of Houston, Texas shot via helicopter from an altitude of about 1500 feet along the east side of downtown at dawn.

Houston Multifamily Report – July 2026

While the wider recovery lags, rents find some footing.

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Sacramento Multifamily Report – July 2026

Several metrics outpace national averages.

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Multifamily Rising Leaders Connect the Business

NAA’s 20 on the Rise honorees point to the next model of apartment leadership, where marketing, operations, technology and resident experience work in sync.

A stunning drone aerial view captures the Austin, Texas downtown skyline bathed in golden and purple sunset light, with the Colorado River (Lady Bird Lake) stretching beneath the Congress Avenue Bridge. Kayakers and paddleboarders dot the calm water below while crowds gather along the bridge to watch the spectacular summer sunset. The distinctive pyramid-shaped Frost Tower and surrounding modern glass skyscrapers reflect the warm evening light against a dramatic purple sky.

Austin Multifamily Report – July 2026

The market is not out of the woods yet, though.

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Dallas Multifamily Report – July 2026

Fundamentals are stable, yet mostly muted.

Aerial view of Nashville vibrant skyline featuring modern skyscrapers and historic architecture. The iconic John Seigenthaler and Korean Veterans Memorial Bridges span the reflective Cumberland River.

Nashville Multifamily Report – June 2026

Supply continues to be the main pressure point.

U.S. multifamily occupancy levels, 2014–2025 (Renter-by-Necessity housing data driven piece)

Why New Working-Class Rentals Are a Rare Sight

The percentage of renter-by-necessity housing is shrinking as new supply reconfigures multifamily markets across regions and segments.

Aerial view of the Boston Commons park in Boston, Massachusetts.

Boston Multifamily Report – June 2026

Asking rents are back in black.

Aerial photograph of Midtown Phoenix, Arizona, with a modern high-rise residential tower in the foreground along Central Avenue. The Midtown business district rises in the middle distance with office towers, and the Phoenix Mountains are visible on the horizon under a clear blue sky. Low-rise residential neighborhoods, palm trees, and commercial buildings fill the urban landscape on a sunny day. • Authorization was obtained from the FAA for this operation in restricted airspace.

Phoenix Multifamily Report – June 2026

Spring brought some rent improvement, but deliveries are still high.

Denver city downtown Colorado, US

Denver Multifamily Report – June 2026

The recent supply boom is not helping fundamentals.