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Meggan Taylor

Market Analyst

Meggan Taylor is a Market Analyst for RealPage, Inc., where she applies her background in technology, business intelligence and data analytics to deliver in-depth research and analysis on multifamily performance and forecasts. Prior to joining RealPage, Meggan worked in market research and feasibility analysis for conventional multifamily and mixed-use developments. Meggan received a bachelor’s degree in information systems from the University of Texas at Arlington, and master’s degrees in information technology and business administration from the University of Texas at Dallas.

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Meggan Taylor

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Multifamily REITs Cautiously Optimistic in 4th Quarter 2025

Table showing top 10 U.S. markets with the most concessions in December 2025 and respective concession rates.

Apartment Concessions Increase Across Texas

Graph displaying the percentage of U.S. apartments offering concessions from Dec 2015 to Dec 2025.

U.S. Apartment Concessions Hold Steady in December

Table showing markets with the most concessions in November 2025, ranked by percentage of units offering concessions.

South and West Markets Lead Nation in Apartment Concessions

Graph showing U.S. percentage of units offering concessions and average concession trends from Nov 2015 to Nov 2025.

U.S. Apartment Concessions Show Seasonal Trends in November

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Multifamily REIT Outlook for 4th Quarter 2025

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Multifamily REITs in 2025: What Investors and Property Managers Need to Know

Bar graph comparing Frisco's annual supply and demand from Q2 2020 to Q2 2025.

The Frisco Submarket Sees Record High Apartment Demand and Supply

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Austin’s Class A Product Essentially Full, Despite Record Supply