Normalizing supply trends should follow the lower construction activity in the apartment market, and while regional differences could exacerbate and interest rate trajectories have been persistently uncertain, high housing demand will continue to drive multifamily performance in 2025. Multifamily, the Nation, and the Economy A Sharp Pullback in U.S. Apartment Deliveries Is on the Way…

After two years of low apartment sales activity, stagnant rent growth, and persistent expense growth pressures for multifamily operators, it is difficult to imagine a sharp turnaround in 2025. That being said, some of the trends that hampered the multifamily market in 2023-2024 are expected to weaken, but perhaps not at the rate that some…

More than the 25 BPS decrease of the federal funds rate, the updated projections from the Federal Reserve Open Market Committee signal a (slightly) higher-for-longer interest rate scenario that could make impending loan maturities a larger factor in the CRE investment market, but multifamily investment prospects are buoyed by consistent housing demand and a receding…

The timeline of construction activity, which has dominated the face of the multifamily market for the past 2 years, has varied substantially among different regions and specific markets. Many of the markets that have seen the most amount of new apartment supply in the past 2 years are expected to continue to be apartment supply…