With data and insight from RealPage as well as Hanley Wood’s Metrostudy and Meyers Research, the Multifamily Executive staff takes a deep dive into the state of housing in six of the nation’s top metropolitan areas for multifamily activity: Dallas-Fort Worth, Denver, Miami, Phoenix, Seattle, and Washington, D.C., which includes its surrounding Maryland and Virginia suburbs.
The following reports offer some insight as to how the markets will fare in 2020. Each one is chock-full of data, from building activity to average rents. Consistent across all six of these markets are job growth and strong local economies, which are positive signs for the apartment market.
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Dallas Multifamily Market Sees Continued Demand
Apartment deliveries expected to remain high through 2021.
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Residential Construction Remains Strong in Denver
Condo starts are at their highest level since 2007.
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Resident Retention, Occupancy Levels Remain High in Miami
The city's apartment stock reaches all-time high in Q3 2019.
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Even With Climbing Rents, Phoenix Still Affordable Market
Job growth continues to bolster the Valley of Sun.
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Tech Sector Bolsters Housing Market for Seattle, Surrounding Area
Annual apartment completions has remained high since 2012.
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Multifamily Construction Climbs in the D.C. Metro Area
Amazon HQ2 already having an effect on submarket.
