The U.S. apartment market is on track to grow by more than 400,000 units this year, a number boosted by some massive individual projects. The largest conventional apartment projects scheduled to deliver in 2021 are being built on the east and west coasts. Three of the 10 largest projects are set to come online in read more
Multifamily starts jumped in February, as residential development was inspired by better weather and tight inventories.
Multifamily permits and starts reversed a recent trend of year-over-year declines, according to the U.S. Census Bureau’s February report.
Multifamily permits and starts continued to decline in the year-ending October, but single-family development is rebounding.
Potential headwinds for the apartment market in 2026 include economic uncertainty and consumer sentiment.
Over 794,000 apartment units were absorbed in the year-ending 2nd quarter, the highest annual demand tally on record.
New York, Houston, Philadelphia and newcomer Los Angeles lead the nation for jobs gains in the year-ending June.
While employment gains in the nation’s largest markets remains solid, growth slowed again in February.
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While multifamily permitting in the U.S. remains high, the pace of permitting has come down from the 2022 peak.