Investment Sales - Multifamily

Philadelphia multifamily rent growth accelerated to 2.3% year over year during quarter two, with suburban performance outpacing urban submarkets.

Washington D.C. multifamily investment sales activity accelerated during the second quarter, with the number of trades nearly doubling year over year.

Denver multifamily fundamentals strengthened during the second quarter, supported by employment growth and elevated absorption.

Austin multifamily vacancy declined 120 basis points in Q2 while effective rents increased 1.8%, signaling improving market fundamentals.

Houston multifamily vacancy declined 40 basis points during the second quarter to 7.1%, the largest quarterly improvement since 2021.

Inland Empire multifamily fundamentals improved in the second quarter as deliveries slowed, with Class A properties posting the strongest rent growth.

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Inflation eased and the labor market softened in July as the Fed held rates at 3.50%-3.75% amid ongoing economic and policy risk.

Boston multifamily fundamentals improved during the second quarter as deliveries slowed, driving the strongest quarterly rent growth since early 2023.

Phoenix multifamily vacancy fell to a three-year low in the first half of 2026 as absorption outpaced new deliveries.

Orange County multifamily vacancy remained stable in the second quarter despite the delivery of more than 3,200 units during the first half of 2026.