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Atlanta, GA Multifamily Market Report Q1 2022

DATE March 30, 2022 / Author


  Atlanta’s multifamily sector is booming, with rents, vacancies, and sales volume reaching new records. National, institutional, and out-of-state buyers are drawn to Atlanta’s strong demographic and job growth, comparatively low pricing, and impressive multifamily fundamentals. The greater Atlanta region produces more than 400,000 college graduates annually and ranks in the top 10 metros nationwide. […]

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Market Report | San Diego, CA

DATE March 18, 2022 / Author


  The City of San Diego is the eighth-largest city in the country and the fifth-largest county in terms of population. San Diego’s commercial real estate market is active, supported by robust life sciences firms, biotech firms, defense contractors, and healthcare providers. There are over 80 research institutes in San Diego and five universities, providing […]

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Southeast Multifamily Market Report | What to Expect in 2022

DATE March 16, 2022 / Author


  The Southeast apartment outlook has improved substantially since some of the region’s metros took a major hit during the global pandemic. Most markets are seeing robust recovery and historical highs in rent growth and historical lows in vacancy rates. Investors are pouring capital into the Southeast, drawn by the market’s strong demographic trends and […]

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Capital Markets Market Report | Texas Multifamily

DATE February 24, 2022 / Author


  Texas emerged as a top market for apartment investment in 2020 and 2021 as investors changed their appetite for Sunbelt metros. Dallas-Fort Worth (DFW) and Austin have been the target for institutional players and out-of-state investors. Austin’s large presence of 20-34 year-olds, paired with its strong economic performance, has made it one of the […]

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Southeast Region Starts to Feel the Affordability Squeeze

DATE February 10, 2022 / Author


Housing demand is dramatically outstripping supply, leading to double-digit rent growth in the Southeast.   The Sunbelt region is ground zero for multifamily investment. For the last decade, cities across the Sunbelt have seen substantial population growth and have attracted corporate relocations—and investment capital has followed. Now, according to Austin Graham, senior associate at Mathews Real Estate […]

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Q4 2021 Multifamily Market Report | Long Beach, CA

DATE February 3, 2022 / Author


  Located just 30 minutes south of Los Angeles, the City Long Beach is the second-largest city in the Los Angeles metropolitan area and the third-largest in Southern California behind Los Angeles and San Diego. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, the city totals approximately 80 square miles of real estate and is home to […]

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Multifamily Market Report | Columbia, SC

DATE February 1, 2022 / Author


  As the state’s capital, Columbia is home to South Carolina’s largest flagship university, which provides a renter pool of students and government employees. More than one in five employees work in the government sector, which is 40 percent more than the national average. Though multifamily growth has slowed, single-family home construction has increased by […]

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Q4 2021 Multifamily Market Report | Augusta, GA

DATE January 21, 2022 / Author


Augusta’s multifamily market has favorable fundamentals – a decreasing vacancy rate, increasing rents, and strong population growth. Augusta holds a large base of government and government-related jobs, helping stabilize the local economy. In 2013, the U.S. Army Cyber Center of Excellence announced its move to Augusta, adding jobs directly from the military and influencing relocation […]

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2021 End of Year Report | Los Angeles Multifamily

DATE January 17, 2022 / Author


  Despite the continuing effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, the multifamily sector in Los Angeles remained a robust and reliable investment for both local and out-of-state investors in 2021, propelling value growth and cap rate compression. Almost every market in the metro area experienced positive gains, especially in occupancy growth. Vacancies trended down since peaking […]

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