Matrix Reports

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Orlando Multifamily Report – Winter 2021

While tourism took a strong hit in 2020, Yardi Matrix expects rental rates to grow this year.

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Kansas City Multifamily Report – Winter 2021

The market was no stranger to nationwide issues last year, but fundamentals remained relatively healthy going into 2021.

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Inland Empire Multifamily Report – Winter 2021

Pandemic-accelerated trends are pushing up rates across Riverside and San Bernardino counties at a fast pace.

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Houston Multifamily Report – Winter 2021

Despite last year’s pandemic-induced downturn and oil price volatility, the rental segment is faring better than initially expected.

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Detroit Multifamily Report – Winter 2021

Following a relatively bumpy year, fundamentals should get a boost from federal support and an accelerating vaccine rollout.

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Dallas Multifamily Report – Winter 2021

Boosted by accelerating positive trends, the Metroplex entered 2021 on the right foot.

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Baltimore Multifamily Report – Winter 2021

Unlike many of its coastal neighbors, the market is showcasing relatively unscathed fundamentals into the first quarter.

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Austin Multifamily Report – Winter 2021

Despite ample supply and some economic woes, the market is on course for a healthy 2021.

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Washington, DC, Multifamily Report – Winter 2021

While the metro’s economy bounced back relatively fast, rent growth was not quick to follow.

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San Francisco Multifamily Report – Winter 2021

While the metro’s economy has been improving, rates were still down 9.4 percent year-over-year.