Investment Sales - Multifamily

OC multifamily sees steady 4.4% vacancy, modest rent gains, slower sales, and lighter deliveries as new supply and stability shape 2026.

Denver multifamily softened late‑2025 from seasonality and new supply, but select submarkets tightened and 2026 is poised for recovery.

Atlanta’s multifamily market sees rising rents, easing deliveries and a shrinking pipeline, signaling balanced growth heading into 2026.

Reduced new supply in Minneapolis multifamily tightened vacancy and sped rent growth, while renewed urban investment boosted transactions and pricing

Orlando’s apartment market gains momentum with higher 2025 transaction volume, strong absorption and attractive pricing for investors.

New housing policy exempts BTR, fueling institutional investment. Read how Northmarq supports the shift to purpose-built rental communities.

Discover why senior housing is thriving in 2026: tight supply, rising rents, and renewed capital markets create rare investment opportunities.

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Orlando's multifamily market sees 9k units absorbed and rent growth outpacing the nation. Vacancy is at 8.7% as new supply moderates.

Portland's multifamily market posts 4.9% vacancy and rents of $1,771-$1,782. Sales of pre-2010 properties are increasing.

Inflation eases, tech drives growth, and the Fed cuts rates amid labor market softening and manufacturing contraction. Read the full analysis.