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Job Diversity Sustains Denver’s Economy
Employment and population gains are pushing up demand for apartments across the metro, which had roughly 26,000 rental units under construction as of November.
Economy Watch: Amazon HQ2 to Drive Up Rents in Winner’s Market
Some markets will benefit more than others, but every location under consideration would be able to offer a rate hike—some as much as 2 percent.
Economy Watch: Apartments Rents Falling in Some Major Markets
While nationwide apartment rents continued to rise in 2017, 14 of the largest U.S. cities saw average rents either decrease, stagnate or grow slower than the national average, a recent RentCafé report noted.
Top 10 Orlando Apartment Owners
The city has a thriving market, thanks in part to an expanding young workforce. However, the metro still faces a shortage of affordable units, a growing concern for lower-paid
workers.
Fundamentals Rock Solid in Multifamily, Office Markets
Commercial real estate historically has been a cyclical sector, and eight years into a solid recovery, players are having trouble deciding whether to laugh at their good fortune or cry at the thought that prosperity is about to come to an end.
Economy Watch: SF, NY Remain Nation’s Priciest Rental Markets
Apartment rents continually rose over the course of 2017, but changes among specific markets varied greatly, according to a recent ABODO report.
Top 10 Dallas Apartment Owners
The city continues to enjoy a thriving economy and a growing demographic expansion. However, as a result of the recent construction surge, the metro’s average occupancy rate decreased last year.
2018 Top Mortgage Banking Firms
The 2018 CPE-MHN Top Mortgage Banking Firms survey once again featured a mix of diversified real estate companies and dedicated lending institutions.
Is Atlanta Approaching a Market Peak?
The metro’s development boom is not slowing down. Multifamily investments and deliveries showed signs of peaking by year-end, as roughly 8,700 units came online as of October 2017.
Demographic Expansion Pushes Up Demand in Dallas
Investors remain bullish, as $5 billion in multifamily assets traded in DFW last year. The recent construction surge has come at a cost, as the occupancy rate dropped by 40 basis points to 95.4 percent as of September 2017.