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The Hot Streak Holds in Portland Apartments
Portland’s apartment market consistently has ranked among the nation’s strongest performers during the past few years, and that winning streak is continuing in the latest quarter’s results. Occupancy...
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Are We Missing a Rent Growth Opportunity in Providence?
Effective rents for new leases in Providence apartments grew just 1.6% between mid-2012 and mid-2013, rising at only half the pace seen nationally. Influencing that performance, the metro generally is...
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Denver Apartment Rent Growth Continues to Accelerate
The rent production performance in the Denver/Boulder area ranks among the nation’s most impressive. In fact, among the nation’s really large markets, Denver took the #2 spot for annual growth in...
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Apartment Rents Are Climbing Moderately in Detroit
After annual rent growth in metro Detroit got to the range of 4% to 5% in 2011 and 2012, results this year have been reined in to some degree. Yearly pricing increases as of 3Q stood at an even 2.0%....
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New York Apartment Rents Are in a Holding Pattern
After New York apartment rent growth basically came to a halt a little earlier this year, 3Q brought more of the same. Effective rates for new leases in the quarter proved almost identical to the...
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Middle-Market Apartments in Fort Worth Post Big Rent Growth
Fort Worth, which very rarely makes the list of the country’s stronger apartment rent growth performers, is logging impressive numbers right now. Annual price increases for new leases reached 3.9% as...
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Mixed Performance Results Register in Philadelphia Apartments
Philadelphia’s apartment market performance results were both encouraging and not-so-good all at the same time in 3Q. In the positive category, quarterly demand reached one of the strongest levels...
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Apartment Rents Rise a Bit in Cash-Strapped McAllen/Brownsville
While almost all the economic news in Texas seems to be good these days, it’s no secret that the Rio Grande Valley doesn’t share equally in the success posted in major metros like Houston, Dallas, and...
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Suburban San Francisco Apartments Are Likely Performance Leaders
While current occupancy and rent growth stats in metro San Francisco’s suburban apartment base are running a hair behind performances in the urban core, look for the suburbs to take the lead during...
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Oklahoma City’s Apartment Market Performance Remains Solid
Oklahoma City has registered one of the better overall performances seen across the country’s secondary apartment markets throughout the past couple of years. While select stats for 3Q didn’t quite...
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Greenville’s Current Slowdown in Rent Growth Looks Like a Blip
Annual growth in effective rents for South Carolina’s Greenville/Upstate apartment market came in at a modest 1.6% in 3Q 2013. That’s quite a shift in general momentum for a place that had been one of...
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Is Sacramento’s Apartment Market Finally Ready to Get Going?
Sacramento posted 3Q 2013 apartment performance stats that were the best the metro has seen in quite some time. Occupancy now is in good shape, and annual rent growth is … well, let’s call it less...
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Kansas City Apartment Construction Activity Ramps Up
Kansas City often ranks among the more aggressive apartment construction markets in the Midwest region of the country, and that will be the case once again during the near term. Product now on the way...
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Albany Is a Preferred Smaller Apartment Market
During 3Q, apartment sector performances in Albany didn’t quite live up to the results that have been typical during the past few years, but the market retains its position on the list of MPF...
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Will Oakland’s Apartment Market Lead the Way in 2014?
Oakland ranked among the country’s best-performing apartment markets during 2013, with effective rents for new leases up 6.6% and occupancy up 10 basis points to 97.1%. And the East Bay is MPF...
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The Apartment Market Performance Is Backtracking in Washington, DC
A sizable upturn in apartment completions that will hit at a time when job production has cooled somewhat should position Washington, DC among the nation’s revenue growth laggards during 2014. MPF...
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Does Decent Rent Growth in Fresno Apartments During 2013 Reflect Real Momentum?
While Fresno apartments have registered fairly healthy occupancy since the middle of 2010, rent growth stats generally have proved lackluster. Results looked notably better at the end of 2013....
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Increasing Urban Core Completions Probably Won’t Derail Houston’s Apartment...
Houston’s apartment market is logging one of the country’s most impressive performance stories. While current occupancy of 93.9% still moderately lags behind the U.S. norm, that rate is 150 basis...
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Rent Growth Has Stalled Out in Connecticut’s Apartment Markets
Viewed as a whole, the Northeast region’s apartment markets ranked among the nation’s rent growth laggards during 2013. And that certainly was the case across most parts of Connecticut. Effective...
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Has Richmond’s Apartment Market Recovered Fully?
Bureau of Labor Statistics figures show that total employment for metro Richmond came in at 637,000 jobs as of late 2013, exactly matching the metro’s pre-recession peak seen in late 2007. If the...
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