Listicles

While average rents rose 3.1 percent year-over-year through November, several metros saw rents decline by as much as 4.6 percent.

Secondary and tertiary markets continue to dominate the ranking, while only two large metros made the cut.

Metro-level vacancy rates increased by as much as 530 basis points, more than double the national average.

These metros saw their occupancy rates decrease by as much as 120 basis points year-over-year through August.

These metros account for more than 40 percent of the nation's total sales volume through August.

In contrast to national trends, the occupancy rates for the best-performing metros went up by as much as 160 basis points.

Some 175 million square feet was under development throughout the country as of June. CPE identified the top-performing metros in terms of supply as a percentage of existing stock.

Investors have focused on high-end and value-add properties across several key areas of the metro as demand for modern office space continues to climb.

The country's best-performing markets ranked by year-over-year rent increases through July 2019.

Despite concerns about an economic slowdown, multifamily development shows no sign of decelerating. MHN identifies five leading secondary and tertiary metros to watch in 2019.

The Dallas-Fort Worth market leads the nation in multifamily units under construction. Find out which new communities made the list of the market’s biggest projects.

Through July, a single market accounted for one third of the region’s investment sales volume, according to Yardi Matrix data.