Research Center
Apartment Jobs Snapshot for Q2 2018
NAA moves beyond apartments to analyze competing sectors and find the apartment industry offering better pay for similar skill sets.
Health Care, Tech Drive Growth in Indianapolis
The pool of talent coming from local universities, along with a reasonable cost of living and doing business, continues to attract residents and employers to the area, boosting multifamily demand.
Sacramento’s Rent Growth Slows, Job Market Still Shines
Sacramento’s multifamily market continues to gain investor interest, especially for its value-add opportunities, while development maintains its pace, according to a recent report from Yardi Matrix.
Solid Supply Impacts Occupancy in St. Louis
St. Louis continues to be one of the most affordable markets in the U.S. However, workforce housing is lacking and inventory expansion is placing pressure on occupancy.
Job Gains Sustain Demand in Tampa
Above-average population and employment gains have generated a fast absorption of new multifamily product. As a result, rents went up 4.0 percent year-over-year through May.
Job Growth Fuels San Antonio
The metro’s strong economic and population growth keep creating demand for housing, despite the recent wave of supply that has tempered rent growth.
Top 10 Columbus Multifamily Transactions
The city is quickly becoming the most important economy in Ohio, thanks to its relatively affordable housing and growing economy. This year, more than 2,000 units traded for a total of $266 million.
Top 10 Largest Multifamily Deals in Salt Lake City
A list of the most considerable transactions to have taken place in Utah’s largest city year-to-date, emphasizing strong investor interest in the metro.
MHN Poll: Sustainability Features
MHN has a new poll! We want to know if green features provide a significant competitive advantage for your community.
Construction Surge Dilutes Rent Growth in Miami
Following another record-breaking year for multifamily deliveries, the metro is on the verge of oversupply. As new units add up to the existing stock, we expect rents to rise 3 percent in 2018.