Yardi Matrix: Columbus, Where Growth Meets Affordability
Driven by an improving economy led by technology, logistics and advanced manufacturing, Columbus’ multifamily sector is steadily gaining strength.
Yardi Matrix: Pittsburgh’s Slow Awakening
Multifamily development in the metro is robust, with more than 10,300 units currently in the pipeline.
Yardi Matrix: Salt Lake Growth Story
Demand for apartments in the metro is fueled by the healthy influx of young professionals, especially in the technology and health care industries.
Yardi Matrix: Cleveland’s Fundamental Promise
Multifamily fundamentals are strong in the City of Champions, with more than 11,500 multifamily units in different stages of development.
Economy Watch: Beige Book Says Multifamily Outlook Mostly Positive
The central bank’s districts reported varied outlooks on multifamily activity, but they were largely optimistic on the whole.
Yardi Matrix: Priced Out in San Jose?
Demand has pushed Silicon Valley rents to new heights, pricing out even some of the area’s well-paid workers.
Yardi Matrix: An End to San Francisco’s Bull Run?
Affordability has become a pressing problem for San Franciscans after years of double-digit rent growth in the metro.
Economy Watch: Multifamily Gains in Mixed Bag for Construction Spending
The sector attracted a 13.9 percent year-over-year jump in August as spending also increased in most other asset categories.
Yardi Matrix Fall Analysis: Multifamily Outpaces Economy
The newly released fall market analysis from Yardi Matrix reveals national trends in rent growth, supply and capital.
Market Pulse for October 2016
Market Pulse section compiled by Suzann Silverman. To comment, email ssilverman@cpexecutive.com. Multifamily Starts: Housing starts of buildings with five or more units rose by 8.3 percent over the month of July 2016 to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 433,000. This is the highest level of five or more unit housing starts since September 2015. The month-over-month increase in July is the fourth consecutive month of recorded gains. Over this four-month period, from April to July, starts of buildings with five or more units rose by 22.7 percent. Measured at a seasonally adjusted annual rate, the average number of housing…