As of 2nd quarter 2023, six of the nation’s 50 largest apartment markets are at their peak construction volume, according to RealPage.
Washington, DC has posted a remarkably steady delivery pipeline over the last five years.
Florida gained a sizable 13% of U.S. apartment deliveries in the past year, thanks to the addition of about 66,000 apartment units.
Renewal conversions are strong in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic markets, supporting occupancy.
Inventory growth has remained steady in the Lower Midwest, missing out on the delivery surge in other parts of the U.S.
The Desert/Mountains region has seen considerable new apartment supply in the past year, leading to some of the fastest inventory growth nationwide.
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South Central apartment markets are poised for mixed rent performances in 2026.
While coming down from recent highs, apartment occupancy and rent growth in Cincinnati continue at a solid pace.