Multifamily (Matrix)

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Indianapolis Multifamily Report – Spring 2021

Despite its share of challenges, the metro’s rental market is performing better than expected.

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Columbus Multifamily Report – Spring 2021

While rents continued to grow, completions were also up despite pandemic setbacks.

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Albuquerque Multifamily Report – Spring 2021

Rate growth continued to outpace the U.S. average through the first quarter.

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Cleveland Multifamily Report – Spring 2021

Despite economic setbacks, the metro’s rental segment continued to record steady gains.

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San Jose Multifamily Report – Winter 2021

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

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Sacramento Multifamily Report – Winter 2021

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

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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.