Matrix Reports
Miami Multifamily Report – Spring 2019
Solid economic fundamentals and population gains continue to fuel the metro’s apartment market. Some 13,300 units were delivered last year and more than 26,000 were underway as of February.
Portland Multifamily Report – Spring 2019
With more than 5,000 apartment units coming online in the metro in 2018, rents increased by 1.9 percent year-over-year through February—well below the 3.6 percent national average.
Indianapolis Multifamily Report – Spring 2019
Apartment demand remained relatively healthy in the metro, with year-over-year rent growth at 3.2 percent as of March—on par with the U.S. average.
Houston Multifamily Report – Spring 2019
Years of robust development are raising concerns about overbuilding, with occupancy in stabilized properties down 140 basis points year-over-year as of February.
Washington, DC, Multifamily Report – Spring 2019
Despite a boost in development, absorption has kept up pace and the occupancy rate in stabilized properties inched up 20 basis points year-over-year, to 95.3 percent.
Raleigh-Durham Multifamily Report – Spring 2019
The metro’s multifamily market is on the upswing, boosted by favorable demographic trends and a diversifying economy.
Boston Multifamily Report – Spring 2019
Considering the 8,250 units slated to come online in 2019, which would mark a new development cycle high, rent growth is expected to moderate slightly, to 2.7 percent for the year.
Seattle Multifamily Report – Spring 2019
The metro remains one of the country’s top-performing multifamily markets, fueled by persistent growth in tech and e-commerce.
San Diego Multifamily Report – Spring 2019
As a less costly alternative on the California coastline, the metro continues to draw in new residents with its growing biotechnology, defense, and professional and business services sectors.