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REITs

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Dallas Multifamily Report – July 2026

Fundamentals are stable, yet mostly muted.

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Nashville Multifamily Report – June 2026

Supply continues to be the main pressure point.

U.S. multifamily occupancy levels, 2014–2025 (Renter-by-Necessity housing data driven piece)

Why New Working-Class Rentals Are a Rare Sight

The percentage of renter-by-necessity housing is shrinking as new supply reconfigures multifamily markets across regions and segments.

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Call for Submissions: 2026 Top Owners

Take part in this year’s survey! Submissions close Aug. 13.

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Raleigh-Durham Multifamily Report – June 2026

The delivery wall is winding down.

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Boston Multifamily Report – June 2026

Asking rents are back in black.

Chart depicting the year-over-year advertised asking rental rate change in the multifamily market, broken down by metros.

National Multifamily Report – June 2026

The first half was solid, though still below pre-pandemic expectations.

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Portland Multifamily Report – June 2026

Most metrics are muted in this market.

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Phoenix Multifamily Report – June 2026

Spring brought some rent improvement, but deliveries are still high.

Denver city downtown Colorado, US

Denver Multifamily Report – June 2026

The recent supply boom is not helping fundamentals.