Metros

Economic recovery is well underway, but San Jose rents continue to drop, down by double digits year-over-year.

Office workers leaving the Bay Area and limited supply turned California's capital into one of the U.S.'s healthiest multifamily markets.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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