Multifamily Construction Update (February 2020)
The Nation’s highest supply markets continue to offer the greatest concessions, year after year. However, the overall market is healthy. For the year ended January
The Nation’s highest supply markets continue to offer the greatest concessions, year after year. However, the overall market is healthy. For the year ended January
Global real estate investment volumes plateaued last year, decreasing by 0.7% in the 12 months compared to the same period in the year prior. A
The close of 2019 saw multifamily rent growth slow as it usually does during the winter months. The year overall was consistent as the top
Multifamily completions are scheduled to hit 371,000 in 2020, a 50% increase from 2019. Still, new 2020 construction starts are expected to remain steady, causing
The commercial real estate markets finished strong at the end of the 10th year of what is a record bull run dating back to the
Apartment demand is expected to decrease in 2020, even after strong absorption in 2019. Rent control will affect certain markets negatively with increased regulations. Rent
Lower 2020 expected deliveries may finally catch up with construction labor shortages, easing the cost burden on developers. There is also a high-impact $2B “pop-up
Capital allocation in commercial real estate has shifted away from office into multifamily and industrial properties. Retail centers are looking for new ways to replace
Multifamily Occupancy is at its highest rate since 2000, and rental growth stays relatively strong. US homeownership rates are rising, even though apartment occupancy is
Office and industrial products remained healthy in Q3 and should be the overall best performing asset classes going into 2020. Retail is in its most
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