Matrix Reports
Demand for Housing Outpaces Supply in Portland
The metro’s strong economy and positive demographics are contributing to a growing demand for rental housing, especially in the workforce category.
Job Gains Keep Absorption Steady in Richmond
Healthy absorption of new stock and job growth continue to boost the metro’s multifamily market, despite the area’s sluggish economy.
Detroit Keeps Its Composure
Multifamily investors continue to focus on suburban Class B and Class C assets, with acquisition yields hitting double digits.
Economic Growth Sustains Demand in Raleigh
With 7,400 multifamily units underway, the metro’s 2018 deliveries are likely to exceed last year’s and generate moderate rent growth, as well.
Rental Demand Eclipses Supply in San Diego
Demand for apartments is rising in the city, where employment and population gains—along with a high barrier to homeownership—sustain rent growth.
Demand Keeps Up With Surging Supply in Tampa
A tax-friendly environment and a high quality of life continue to attract new residents and businesses to the metro, maintaining multifamily rent growth above the U.S. average.
Twin Cities Occupancy Rates Remain Sky-High
Favorable demographic and employment trends sustain strong multifamily demand across the metro, where rent growth continues to outperform the national average.
Limited Deliveries Prop Up Inland Empire Rent Growth
The industrial sector continues to drive development in the area, bolstering demand for multifamily properties.
Kansas City Poised for More Growth
Solid job gains draw a consistent number of young professionals looking for well-positioned rental units in the metro.
First Coast Fires On All Cylinders in Jacksonville
Development activity is at a high point in the metro, with more than 2,300 apartments scheduled to come online by year’s end.