Multifamily (Matrix)

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Los Angeles Multifamily Report – Summer 2021

While the metro’s recovery is relatively slow, fundamentals are pointing to sunnier days.

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Denver Multifamily Report – Summer 2021

With the market recovering, the Mile-High City has more than 20,000 apartments underway.

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Chicago Multifamily Report – Summer 2021

As far as gateway markets go, the Windy City fared relatively well going into the second quarter.

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Boston Multifamily Report – Summer 2021

While displaying a relatively slow recovery, the metro’s rental market is showing promising signs.

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Twin Cities Multifamily Report – Spring 2021

Following a rocky 2020, the Minneapolis-St. Paul market kicked off this year on the mend.

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St. Louis Multifamily Report – Spring 2021

With the downturn inflicting relatively soft blows, rent growth across the metro continued to hum along.

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San Antonio Multifamily Report – Spring 2021

Pandemic-induced turbulence took its toll on the market, but occupancy and rent growth are showing promising signs.

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Queens Multifamily Report – Spring 2021

While neighboring boroughs are showing improving fundamentals, Queens seems to be in for a bumpier ride.

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Philadelphia Multifamily Report – Spring 2021

While the economy still has a long way to go, the metro’s rentals fared relatively well in recent quarters.

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Manhattan Multifamily Report – Spring 2021

After bottoming out in the last quarter of 2020, rates in the borough are slowly but steadily gaining ground.