Tudor is a senior real estate writer at Yardi, having also worked for Commercial Property Executive and Multi-Housing News. He currently writes about a wide range of topics, backed by nearly a decade of experience in covering the U.S. real estate sector.

Richmond, Virginia park and skyline in the afternoon.

Richmond Multifamily Report – April 2025

Most metrics point to outsized growth for Virginia’s capital.

Aerial Balto

Baltimore Multifamily Report – March 2025

This market is outperforming the vast majority of U.S. cities.

Aerial view of modern skyscraper buildings in San Jose, California, USA.

San Jose Multifamily Report – March 2025

Fundamentals reveal balanced, above-average performance.

Aerial view above Hillcrest neighborhood in San Diego, South California. USA. High quality photo

San Diego Multifamily Report – February 2025

Yardi Matrix’s latest update on this sunny city.

Helicopter shot of Washington, D.C. at twilight on a clear evening in Fall, looking down on office buildings to the south of the Capitol Building and National Mall and traffic on the Southeast Freeway.

Washington, DC, Multifamily Report – February 2025

The capital’s report card looks good going into 2025.

July 10, 2024, New York, NY, USA: View Across Williamsburg and Greenpoint to Long Island City in Queens, New York from Williamsburg, Brooklyn on a hot July afternoon. McCarren Park can be seen in the middle of the frame.

Queens Multifamily Report – January 2025

No major market matches the borough’s performance.

Manhattan Skyline at Sunset, Illuminating the Majestic Skyscrapers of New York.

Manhattan Multifamily Report – January 2025

Big market energy is back, in the Northeast at least.

Aerial view of modern skyscraper buildings in San Jose, California, USA.

San Jose Multifamily Report – December 2024

While improving, San Jose multifamily is still showing some mixed fundamentals.

Aerial drone view of Baltimore city while a cargo train is transporting goods

Baltimore Multifamily Report – December 2024

A good word to help describe this market—“crosswinds.”

Data table offering a sneak peek at the number of units in office-to-residential conversion projects.

Where Office-to-Resi Conversions Are Growing Most—and Why

New data highlights which markets are primed for faster adoption.