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Q1 2025 National Report: Multifamily Stable Amid Strengthening Demand and Elevated Completions
National multifamily market conditions remained stable throughout 2024.

Boston: Operating Conditions and Investment Activity Strengthen in 2024
The Boston apartment market was strong through the final months of 2024.

Indianapolis: Sustained Apartment Market Strength Amid Favorable Economic Trends
Elevated tenant demand stabilized the Indianapolis apartment market in 2024.

Dallas: Elevated Demand and Slowing Deliveries Set Stage for Future Growth
The Dallas apartment market will continue to contend with high supply.

Chicago: Limited New Completions Stabilize the Apartment Market
Chicago is one of the largest markets in the U.S. and is home....

Strong Demand Fundamentals Support Market as Supply Peaks
U.S. multifamily market operating metric trends remained largely unchanged from previous quarters through....

Multifamily Stabilizes as Deliveries Moderate and Volume Recovers
National operating fundamentals began to stabilize through the summer.

Regional Shifts Bring New Opportunities
In the first half of the year, the national apartment market remained bifurcated....

Orange County: Renter Demand Keeps Pace with Surging Supply
Steady apartment renter demand translated into strong market conditions during Q1 2024.

Washington, D.C.: Economic Advantages Lead to Apartment Stability
Market conditions should improve because of the development slowdown and steady long-term demand.

Columbus: Stability is the Name of the Game
Limited deliveries in Columbus led to stable apartment market conditions during 2023.

Houston: Shifting Sands, Changing Tides
Robust demand drivers should lead to stronger operating conditions after supply is absorbed.