Rent Growth Continues in Sacramento
California’s capital city again led the nation in multifamily rent growth in 2017. This year, a surge of 1,100 new apartments is poised to push rates up by a more moderate 7.2 percent.
High Rents Drive Move to Fringes in San Francisco
The city’s booming economy, fueled by its education and health services sector, is upholding a healthy housing demand.
Demand, Supply Still Sky High in Miami
The city’s multifamily market displays solid fundamentals and a diverse economic profile, although it remains challenged by a substantial amount of new supply.
8 Game-Changers for Multifamily
Major, disruptive shifts stand to reshape the needs and wants of tomorrow’s renters. Can the multifamily industry adapt its approach to designing, developing and operating apartment communities fast enough to stay relevant?
Strong Economy Lifts Real Estate in Salt Lake City
Due to robust employment and solid demographics, Utah’s largest city is generating demand across all asset classes.
Record Supply Moderates Rent Growth in St. Louis
The city’s job gains are somewhat middling, but a below-trend unemployment rate means that housing continues to be in high demand.
Full Throttle in Detroit
The city is well into its economic resurgence, attracting investors and young professionals with the help of startups, technology companies and automotive giants that are exploring the trending mobility industry.
Pittsburgh’s Growth Spurt
Although underperforming against the U.S. average, the city’s multifamily market has stayed relatively stable.
Demand Dampens Amid Building Surge in Cleveland
Although underperforming against the U.S. average, the area’s multifamily market remains stable, fueled by the revitalization of the city’s core.
Heavy Demand Powers Development Surge in Indianapolis
The apartment boom continues in the city, spurred by demographic factors and a strong economic engine.