The economy has been steady thus far in 2024, although persistent inflation leading to high interest rates have been the thorn in the side of many economists. Multifamily fundamentals had a decent leasing season, but the end of the supply wave has kept performance in check. Demand remains strong, and units are absorbing, but annual rent growth is negative, especially in sunbelt cities. As we move away from the prime leasing season, performance will likely soften, but for most markets, especially those on the coasts and in the Midwest, the softening will reflect typical seasonal patterns. 🖥️ Blog post: https://lnkd.in/dVCVj9zA 🎙️ Listen on Spotify: https://lnkd.in/diXfKaae 🎧 Listen on Apple: https://lnkd.in/dJe8gbFM #multifamilydata #RealEstateData #MultifamilyMarket #Radix #thetruthindata
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Apartment builders and apartment investors would be well served to consider this 5 year view from Markerr before deciding where next to put their energy and dollars. Collating data from home prices, single family permits and population growth and using machine learning and AI technology, Markerr told us that in December 23 rental growth stayed negative at -2.1%. However, things are looking up and 2024 is predicted to go back to positive growth of 1.9% up to 2.2% over five years. Cities that slumped in 2023 included Phoenix, Vegas, San Francisco, New Orleans, Portland and Philadelphia. Cities to watch are Raleigh Durham and Knoxville with a five year growth predicted at 4.4%. Tertiarys will be the new primaries and coastals might not get past a limp with only 1.6% rental growth predicted over the next five years. All very fascinating, it will be interesting to see which of these predictions actually happen and how things play out.
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