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Top 10 Apartment Owners in Atlanta
The area’s healthy economy and broad-based job and population growth are fostering demand for rentals and attracting developers and investors. This list highlights the metro’s top private, REIT and institutional owners, based on unit counts, according to Yardi Matrix data.
Miami’s Healthy Climate
With substantial job gains and above-average population growth, the city continues to foster positive fundamentals for multifamily. However, rent growth has decelerated to long-term averages, as the overwhelming amount of new supply begins to take its toll.
Sacramento Sets the Standard
Although rents across the country have been decelerating in recent months, the California capital continues to outperform. While no longer in the double digits, its rent growth continues to lead major metros.
Terwilliger Pappas Breaks Ground on NC Community
The 194-unit property near Duke University will feature upscale amenities such as a yoga studio and a heated pool.
Tampa Stays Hot
The metro’s market is healthy, displaying solid fundamentals and producing strong growth. Robust investor interest and broad employment gains are driving demand across asset classes, with population growth leading to higher occupancy rates and rents.
Detroit: Far From Singing the Blues
Despite numerous headwinds, the city is gamely bouncing back, thanks to concerted efforts by public and private sources to bring commerce and households back to the area.
San Antonio Lures Investors
The city has a diversified economy and employment is growing in most industries. That has fueled demand for apartments, which is expected to remain high as the metro continues to add jobs and households at a rate above the national average, and as more residents move south to avoid the growing cost of housing in Austin.
Gelt Enters Albuquerque Market
The company purchased Mountain Run Apartments from Chartwell Capital Partners and has plans to renovate and upgrade the amenity spaces.
Miami’s Top 10 Residential Skyscrapers
Boasting the third tallest skyline in the U.S., the city features 225 multifamily towers rising more than 10 stories high. Here are the tallest ones, including several still under construction.
Indianapolis: Full Speed Ahead
Demand for apartments continues to be strong, thanks to the locale’s relative affordability. The city’s high-quality education system and skilled workforce attract residents and employers, propelling economic growth.