Investment Sales - Multifamily

Dallas-Fort Worth's 2025 multifamily market sees strong absorption and a shrinking pipeline. Rents are steady as sales remain active for all vintages.

Kansas City's multifamily market sees a 5-year high in sales and a 20% rise in deliveries, with cap rates near 5.5%. Read the full report for more.

Phoenix's 2025 build-to-rent market has a 30k-unit inventory and 9.7% vacancy. Sales are active as rents run approximately $440 above apartments.

Raleigh-Durham's 2025 multifamily market sees 7.7% vacancy and 19.4k units absorbed. Sales focus on new builds as the supply pipeline contracts.

St. Louis's 2025 multifamily market sees 6% vacancy and rising rents. Robust absorption meets new supply, as pricing jumps 50% on key sales.

Chicago's multifamily market sees decade-low supply and absorption. Vacancy is stable as Class A/B pricing rises, led by Downtown sales.

Charlotte's 2025 multifamily market sees 8.2% vacancy and lower rents amid high deliveries. Sales shift to newer assets as the pipeline contracts.

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Tucson's 2025 multifamily market sees 8.8% vacancy and lower rents. A Q3 sales surge meets softer pricing as absorption trails new deliveries.

Phoenix's 2025 multifamily market sees high absorption meet new supply, with 7.2% vacancy. Rents are down as sales shift to older properties.

San Diego's 2025 multifamily market sees steady demand and lower vacancy despite high deliveries. Rents dip slightly, while sales remain active.