Multifamily (Matrix)

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Inland Empire Multifamily Report – Fall 2019

The Inland Empire’s affordability advantage compared to other SoCal metros is drawing in new residents, expanding the local labor market and driving up demand for multifamily product.

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Las Vegas Multifamily Report – Fall 2019

The metro’s steadily diversifying economy is resulting in positives for its multifamily market, as well.

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Queens Multifamily Report – Fall 2019

Unrestrained by this summer’s new statewide regulations, rents in the New York City borough rose sharply over the past two quarters.

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San Jose Multifamily Report – Fall 2019

San Jose’s thriving tech sector is keeping Silicon Valley in the ranks of the country’s fastest-growing regions.

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Philadelphia Multifamily Report – Fall 2019

Rents in the metro rose 3.7 percent year-over-year through August, outpacing the 3.3 percent U.S. rate.

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Manhattan Multifamily Report – Fall 2019

The borough’s year-over-year rent growth of 3.5 percent as of August surpassed the U.S. figure for the first time in many years.

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Charlotte Multifamily Report – Fall 2019

Backed by population and employment growth, rental demand and the development pipeline both continue to be robust.

Brooklyn Multifamily Report – Fall 2019

The market’s multifamily sector continues to perform well, with rent growth still strong despite last year’s development peak.

Knoxville Multifamily Report – Summer 2019

The metro’s economy is accelerating, strengthening market fundamentals and pushing year-over-year rent gains above the 3.4 percent national average as of July.

Sacramento rent evolution, click to enlarge

Sacramento Multifamily Report – Summer 2019

The metro is now largely a landlord’s market due to limited inventory growth and the Bay Area’s exodus.