Saturday, October 18, 2025

multifamily construction

Southern metros drive multifamily growth in 2025

Southern metros remain a focal point for multifamily growth, supported by migration trends, job creation, and relative affordability. The U.S. apartment construction market is regaining strength in 2025, with an estimated 506,353 new...

RealPage Q2 reports deep concessions, resilient demand

RealPage Analytic's second-quarter multifamily report paints a picture of a market gradually finding its footing. The apartment sector is stabilizing, though unevenly, after a turbulent year marked by interest rate swings and...

California CEQA reform removes barriers to housing development

The state of California is finally addressing one of the biggest barriers to housing development through much-anticipated CEQA reform. The misuse of the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), which rental housing economist...

Affordable housing faces tight supply, tight margins

The summer 2025 edition of Yardi Matrix's Affordable Housing podcast and its companion report, Affordable Property Debt: Slow Burn as Market Evolves, offers a data-rich examination of the evolving challenges and opportunities...

Understanding the housing burden: why California is so expensive, but not always the most...

When it comes to housing burden and costs in the United States, California often dominates headlines—and for good reason. According to a new RAND Corporation report, building multifamily housing in California is...
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