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This year, we’ve witnessed a 50-year high in apartment deliveries, with over 557,000 new units hitting the market. Despite this massive influx, demand for apartments remained strong, absorbing nearly 193,000 units in Q3 alone. As a result, rent growth stayed relatively flat, while occupancy held steady at 94.4% nationwide. While high-supply markets like Austin and Phoenix saw rent cuts, Midwest cities like Kansas City, Madison, and Chicago bucked the trend, posting impressive rent growth due to limited new supply. Looking ahead, the pipeline of new projects is shrinking fast—fewer than 210,000 units may be delivered by 2027, potentially tightening inventory and driving rent increases in key markets. Key takeaways for investors: - Strong demand continues to support occupancy levels. - The Midwest remains a resilient market with higher-than-average rent growth. - Limited future supply could create opportunities for investors to capitalize on increasing rental rates. For a deeper dive into these trends, check out the full report by RealPage. https://hubs.la/Q02Tty-j0 #MultifamilyInvesting #RealEstateTrends #Apartments #CRE #MidwestRealEstate

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There's good news for the apartment market! A recent report from RealPage shows signs of improvement in occupancy rates across the country. Key Points: ➡️Combined April & May Occupancy Up: Nationally, occupancy rates ticked up 0.1% in April and May compared to a slight decline last year. This might seem small, but it's a positive shift considering the high number of new units being built. ➡️Demand Catching Up: Many markets are seeing demand stabilize and catch up with the increased supply, leading to more balanced conditions. ➡️Markets Finding Their Floor: Some cities, like Memphis, which previously experienced declining occupancy, seem to have found a bottom and are now showing signs of improvement. What it means: ➡️The apartment market is showing signs of resilience despite the surge in new construction. ➡️While rent growth might not be skyrocketing, occupancy rates are holding steady, creating a more predictable market for both renters and landlords. ➡️Investors can be cautiously optimistic about the market's long-term prospects. Overall, these trends suggest a slow and steady recovery for the apartment market. While some challenges remain, the green shoots of improvement are offering a positive outlook for the future. Multifamily offers a compelling opportunity for investors seeking long-term stability. Ready to learn more? DM for a free consultation. Join our Investor Community➡️ https://lnkd.in/etFZtGmK #apartmentinvesting #multifamilyinvesting #financialfreedom #accreditedinvestor #hnwiinvesting

The U.S. multifamily market has faced pressure in recent quarters. Occupancies have slipped due to a rise in development, and as a result, vacancies have shifted more rapidly in demographic hotspots in the Southeast and Southwest. However, occupancies are at or near their low point, with forecasts showing improvement in the quarters ahead. Download the 2024 Multifamily Outlook report to learn more: https://lnkd.in/gNB7BRch   Aaron Jodka Will Mathews #ColliersCapitalMarkets

🏙️ Atlanta Multifamily Market Update: Q1 2024 Atlanta’s multifamily market has shown resilience despite a slight dip in rents and occupancy rates at the end of Q1. With a robust job market and significant development projects underway, the metro remains a strong player in the real estate sector. Key Highlights: • Rents and Occupancy: Average rents slightly decreased by 0.1% over three months to $1,648, below the national rate of $1,721. Occupancy fell to 92.3%. • Economic Performance: Atlanta’s unemployment rate is at an impressive 3.0%, better than both the national and state rates, with significant job gains in education, health services, and leisure and hospitality. • Development Activity: The market added 1,899 new units in Q1, with 39,214 units still under construction. Large-scale projects like Science Square and Centennial Yards highlight the city’s growth. • Investment Trends: Despite a cautious investment climate with a total sales volume of $368 million, the market’s per-unit price stands at $145,800. Atlanta’s multifamily sector continues to attract attention with its dynamic economic environment and substantial construction activity, promising opportunities for investors and developers alike. #AtlantaRealEstate #MultifamilyMarket #EconomicGrowth #RealEstateInvestment #MarketTrends

The U.S. multifamily market has experienced pressure recently, with occupancies declining due to increased development. Vacancies have risen more rapidly in demographic hotspots in the Southeast and Southwest. However, occupancies are now at or near their lowest point, and forecasts indicate improvement in the coming quarters. Download the 2024 Multifamily Outlook report to learn more: https://lnkd.in/gNB7BRch

The headline buries the lead. Even with record supply, occupancy remains almost unchanged, vacancies low, and at the end of the day everyone needs a place to live and that's why rental demand continues to stay strong from most counts. ...There was a 0.1% increase in occupancy vs, last year a decline of 0.02% These reported stats could easily be rounding errors (and they say as much in the article). Of particular note and importance, there were RECORD NUMBER OF NEW APARTMENTS that came to market and this was the result. We will see more deliveries this year before new apts fall off a cliff (high interest rates severely slowed the start of new buidings) which will just snap back in a year or so since supply like'y isn't going to keep up. So, nationwide you'll see some headlines of things slowing on the upswing but if you look in specific growth markets, it's a different drum beat you'll hear -- Record number of units absorbed, more renters than buyers, and values likely continuing to march upwards for apts and homes. (Caveat: If you are in Austin or Phoenix, you are likely seeing some pullback ...but I'll share we aren't seeing it in the Carolinas and definitely not in tighter markets like Massachusetts, NH, etc.) https://lnkd.in/eyHU5ahn --- My name is Dave Weinstock and I’m the principal and founder of DW Capital. We help working professionals create passive income and build wealth by investing in commercial real estate. Click the “🔔” to follow me for information on real estate and passive investing.

The U.S. multifamily market is resilient as we enter the second half of 2024. With the average national asking rent climbing to $1,743 and occupancy rates holding steady, the market remains promising despite fluctuations. Key Highlights: Rent Growth: A slight uptick with a $4 increase, reflecting a 0.8% year-over-year rise. Occupancy Rates: Steady at 94.6% in stabilized properties, a solid indicator of demand. Regional Variations: Gateway metros like NYC and D.C. lead with impressive rent growth, while Sun Belt cities face slight declines due to oversupply. Stay informed and strategic—monitor these trends to capitalize on the best opportunities in the multifamily sector! Learn More: https://bit.ly/3yXGMp9 #RealEstateInvesting #MultifamilyInvesting #MarketUpdate #RealEstateMarket #InvestmentStrategies #PropertyInvestment #RealEstateTrends #InvestSmart #RealEstateNews #MultifamilyProperties #RealEstateOpportunities #RentalMarket #EconomicGrowth #InvestingTips #PropertyManagement #SmartCapital

We know workforce housing - and market trends support our thesis. Great news for our second and fourth Clear Opportunities Fund I portfolio acquisitions in Syracuse, NY and Columbus, OH. Read on for more: Rents in Syracuse and Columbus saw some serious YoY growth. Syracuse enjoyed a staggering 28.6% increase in 1BR rents, driven by historical population growth. High homeownership rates in Syracuse have also intensified multifamily competition, boosting rents. Meanwhile, Columbus rents surged by 22.5% thanks to relative affordability and plenty of job opportunities. Both cities are likely to see continued rent hikes until new supply meets the rapidly growing demand. Notably, Columbus was one of the fastest-growing major U.S. metros in late 2023. #workforcehousing #columbusohio #syracuseny https://lnkd.in/gNb3U-Y8

🏙️ Austin Real Estate Update - November 2024 Austin's real estate market remains one of the most dynamic in the country. Despite the challenges of rising mortgage rates, the city's growth trajectory continues, driven by strong job creation, tech industry expansion, and an influx of new residents. In the residential market, demand for single-family homes is shifting slightly as buyers become more discerning, but the demand for townhomes and condos, especially in walkable areas, is on the rise. The suburbs, like Round Rock and Pflugerville, are seeing increased interest as families look for more space without compromising on proximity to downtown. On the commercial front, Austin’s office market is evolving, with companies seeking flexible, hybrid workspaces, and developers embracing sustainable, mixed-use projects. The industrial sector, driven by Austin’s booming tech and manufacturing industries, remains strong, particularly in East Austin and the surrounding areas. As Austin continues to attract talent and businesses, the long-term outlook for real estate here remains incredibly positive. 🌟 Whether you’re looking to buy, sell, or invest, let’s connect and explore the possibilities together! Adrienne Cisneros | 📞 512.656.4035 💬 Direct Message me for more info! #RealTeaWithAC #AustinRealtor #AustinRealEstate #HousingMarket #CommercialRealEstate #AustinGrowth #InvestmentOpportunities #KyleTX #AustinTX