New apartment supply is a governing factor across the Southeast, with big completion volumes inspiring rent cuts.
The latest data from the U.S. Census Bureau reports multifamily starts are down 12%, but in reality, the drop is likely much more severe.
The growth in the student housing sector has continued through 2016 and into 2017 as more and more investors entered the space to develop additional assets at universities across the country. The expansion of new privately owned student housing supply seems to have a natural effect on the performance of select markets. Nationwide, the student read more
Apartment rents declined in November 2022 for a third consecutive month. And although fall/winter cuts were very normal seasonally prior to COVID, this isn’t just normal seas...
Living in Dallas, I am reminded daily of the immense scope of development underway, as cranes line the highways throughout the city. This is a trend that seems to be happening all over the country. There have been more than 750,000 new units added to the U.S. apartment stock in the last three years. That read more
After peaking in 2022, multifamily construction starts are slowing.
Two of Washington’s biggest apartment markets are close in proximity but different in other important ways. The latest in the RealPage Market Analytics series comparing and contras
The four geographic regions of the U.S. experienced varied apartment supply in the past year, though the South dominates for construction.
During the past few days, Equity Residential – an apartment REIT previously focused solely on gateway metros – has purchased recently-built multifamily product in both Dallas and Atlanta. Furthermore, the company has announced a partnership with Toll Brothers to construct new properties in markets that include Dallas, Atlanta, Denver and Austin, in addition to the read more
As supply volumes peak nationwide, the timelines vary for markets across the U.S.