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
Albuquerque Multifamily Report – September 2022
While rent growth moderated, the city continues to display healthy fundamentals.
Denver Multifamily Report – September 2022
Despite some slowdown, the city’s rental market is keeping healthy.
Nashville Multifamily Report – September 2022
Development and transactions are powering through in Music City.
Phoenix Multifamily Report – September 2022
After a phenomental 2021, the rental market is leveling off.
How to Attract and Retain Gen Z Renters
Tips for maximizing your community’s appeal to this key cohort of residents.
When CRE Looks Like Shaky Ground, Build Multifamily Assets: Q&A
After a successful career in commercial development, Barry Wurzel is now pivoting to multifamily construction. Here’s why and how he’s doing it.
Detroit Multifamily Report – August 2022
Detroit’s limited new inventory continued to boost rent development. Despite a decline, the occupancy rate still remained high, at 96.5 percent.
Top States for LEED-Certified Multifamily Buildings
Where to find the national leaders, plus a roundup of outstanding green projects.
Las Vegas Multifamily Report – August 2022
The pandemic slammed Las Vegas’ ascent, and after a swift economic surge in 2021, the performance of the local economy tempered to a steady recovery. This was mirrored by the multifamily market, with rent expansion moderating after a strong run, up 0.6 percent on a trailing three-month basis through June, to $1,525, trailing the 1.1 percent U.S. rate. The metro recorded a slowdown during the first half of 2022, with occupancy marking the largest decrease among major U.S. metros, down 1.4 percent in the 12 months ending in May, to 95.1 percent. READ THE FULL YARDI MATRIX REPORT Las Vegas…
Philadelphia Multifamily Report – August 2022
Halfway through 2022, Philadelphia’s multifamily market maintained its vigor despite rising uncertainty regarding the economy. Strong demand kept up with substantial deliveries and the occupancy rate in stabilized properties remained flat at 96.7 percent in May, with core submarkets beginning to regain popularity among renters. Meanwhile, the average rent rose 11.4 percent year-over-year through June, to $1,695, still trailing the $1,706 U.S. figure. READ THE FULL YARDI MATRIX REPORT Philadelphia’s employment market expanded 4.3 percent, or 113,800 jobs, in the 12 months ending in May, 40 basis points behind the U.S. rate. Leisure and hospitality (38,100 jobs), trade, transportation and…