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New York Continues Reign as Nation’s Tightest Major Apartment Market

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New York apartment market fundamentals remain solid, despite a declining population and slowing job growth.

Multifamily Starts Plunge in March, Indicating When Supply Wave Could Taper

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Multifamily permits plunge in March, providing insight into when the supply wave will ease.

The Largest Apartment Projects Scheduled to Complete in 2021

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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

The Five Largest Apartment Transactions in 4th Quarter 2022

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Investments in U.S. apartments continued to cool in the last three months of 2022 amid the rising cost of debt and declining market fundamentals. Though current sales were below th...

Multifamily Permits and Starts Rebound in February

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Multifamily permits and starts reversed a recent trend of year-over-year declines, according to the U.S. Census Bureau’s February report.

Fayetteville’s Apartment Market Fundamentals Outperform U.S. Norms

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Despite some recent softening, Fayetteville apartment occupancy and rent growth continue to rank ahead of U.S. norms.

Slowing Multifamily Hinders Total Residential Starts

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After peaking in 2022, multifamily construction starts are slowing.

Slow Inventory Expansion Keeps Apartment Market Fundamentals Afloat in Chicago

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While Chicago’s apartment market fundamentals tend to fall below national norms, more recent performances point to a trend reversal.

Multifamily Permitting Down by Almost One-Third

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Multifamily development slowed in July, amid an already stacked pipeline and continually rising interest rates.

Multifamily Starts and Permits Increase but Completions Outpace Both

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Both permits and starts increased unexpectedly in June, but multifamily completions are still running far ahead of those measures.