Matrix Reports
Rent Growth
Seattle, Sacramento and Portland achieved the most significant rent growth, with all three markets seeing gains in excess of 11%. Phoenix and Atlanta followed with year-over-year growth in the mid-8% range. Conversely, San Francisco, Denver and Houston continued to decelerate.
Yardi Matrix: Washington, DC’s Widespread Growth
Fueled by a healthy employment landscape and an increasing population, Washington, D.C., offers its multifamily sector plenty of positive attributes.
Yardi Matrix: Philadelphia’s Growth Story
The demand for apartments continues to rise in the City of Brotherly Love, driven by positive economic and demographic trends.
Yardi Matrix: Denver’s Growth Conundrum
An influx of Millennials and strong job growth have propelled apartment rent increases in Denver to among the highest in the nation—but that growth may be hitting a wall as a result of the heavy development pipeline.
Yardi Matrix: Boston Surge
Although the Northeast is lagging behind the growth of other U.S. regions, Boston does not seem to have gotten the memo.
Has CRE Reached an Inflection Point?
Yardi Matrix’s Associate Director of Research Paul Fiorilla explores comparisons between today’s market and that in 2007.
May the Rent Growth Be with You
Yardi Matrix’s latest monthly report reveals persistent rent growth on the heels of the U.S. economy’s 74th consecutive month of employment increases.
Spring Outlook for Multifamily is ‘More of the Same,’ Says Yardi Matrix
Yardi Matrix’s newest report forecasts a slight slowdown in rent growth despite continually strong demographic fundamentals.
Rent Growth
Rents were up 6.0%, which had fallen to 5.7% in March after peaking at 6.7% in October.
Yardi Matrix: The New Las Vegas
Following a few years of solid job growth, Las Vegas is seeking to broaden its identity, pivoting away from the Sin City image to a more convention-centric, diversified economy that will hold up better during cyclical valleys.