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Multifamily Atlanta Report – Winter 2019

The 20,000 units delivered since the start of 2017 are quickly being absorbed, with occupancy in stabilized assets climbing to 94.4 percent in October.

Multifamily Los Angeles Report – Winter 2019

Steady employment growth fueled by a large and diversified economy underpins a robust multifamily demand in the metro. Despite a surge in construction, the average occupancy rate was 96.6 percent as of October.

Multifamily Dallas Report – Winter 2019

An accelerating pipeline that brought nearly 75,000 units online since the beginning of 2015 slowly dampened rent growth to 2.1 percent year-over-year as of November 2018.

Multifamily Orange County Report – Winter 2019

Demand for apartments is solid, sustained by steady employment and population gains. Bolstered by its highly educated workforce, the metro accounted for 24 percent of Southern California’s GDP in 2017.

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Poll: Privatizing GSEs

MHN has a new poll! We want to know how your business will be impacted if congress elects to privatize the GSEs. 

Multifamily Seattle Report – Winter 2019

Although long-term demographic and economic trends are still pushing up demand in the metro, accelerating deliveries have managed to dampen rent growth.

Investor Prediction

What type of real estate investor do you predict your company will be in 2019?

Top 10 Florida Multifamily Completions in 2018

Almost 33,000 units were added to Florida’s multifamily markets last year, 1,300 more than the year before, with major developments completed in each of the state’s key metro areas.

Multifamily Brooklyn Report – Winter 2019

Despite a significant rise in deliveries, rents for Lifestyle units grew 3.4 percent and the occupancy rate stayed at 98.1 percent, among the highest in the U.S.

Multifamily San Jose Report – Winter 2019

Bolstered primarily by the tech sector, San Jose’s employment growth has been solid, hovering around the 3.0 percent mark all year long and hitting 3.3 percent last September.