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Phoenix is a tough metro for multifamily owners and investors today. But there are glimmers of hope. Chicago-based Equity Residential says it pushed occupancy 600 basis points in the past week and that’s it's pushing rents again. And, transaction volume, fed by distressed sales, are upward bound. But before the market can be declared in recovery, the city's annihilated submarkets will need to improve.
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Industry experts say these five markets—Jacksonville, Fla., Phoenix, Las Vegas, Seattle, and Dallas—still face a troublesome 2010.
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Apartment owners in the Lonestar State will have to make it through to mid-2011 before metrics turn around.
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Industry experts say these five markets—Washington, D.C./Baltimore; San Diego, San Antonio, South Florida, and New York—will likely get better before the year is up.
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Multifamily Executive talked to these vital market researchers and scoured their reports to determine a comprehensive list of 10 markets to watch in 2010—five that should see signs of improvement by the end of the year, as well as five that will likely suffer even more pain.