Latest Multifamily Trends

Though acquisitions are dominating much of the multifamily market, strong development pipelines will continue this year in anticipation of continued fervent demand. Despite rising construction costs, investors and developers remain bullish on the long-term potential of the multifamily segment. And though space for planned construction will continue to be at a premium, expect healthy pipelines More

Student housing maintains strong demand, along with increased investor interest and a healthy development pipeline. This will vary heavily by region, but in general, the sector has a lot of potential for growth, particularly with an increase in student housing/mixed-use combined properties. A JV between Pearlmark, Timberline Real Estate Ventures and Tramview Capital Management closed More

The final acquisitions of 2021 point toward another big year for multifamily, with record-setting purchases as buyers scramble to buy up property at a breakneck pace. While markets such as Florida and Texas have maintained a stranglehold on the majority of investor interest throughout 2021, expect some slight shifts into growing cities and states as More

Multifamily development, alongside a growing amount of available investment fund dollars, will maintain strong positions of growth throughout 2022, mirroring much of 2021, with robust pipelines in battleground states. Expect several projects and ground breakings to occur in 2022 and beyond with completion expected during 2023 and 2024. There will be no shortage of lease-ups More

A surge in multifamily development has kicked up despite rising construction costs, alongside spiking acquisition trends. Demand across the Sunbelt remains strong amid upticks in occupancy rates and tenant demand in battleground states such as Florida and Texas. Expect lots of activity from multifamily investment companies such as Greystone, Circle Capital Partners, LRE Management, Larken More

As acquisitions within the Sunbelt have stayed hot for most of 2021, investors are beginning to explore other regions of the United States due to an overload of supply and demand, particularly in the South Eastern regions. Though there will still be plenty of action, investors will begin exploring other areas in search of profitability. More