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Southern California multifamily investment activity increased in the first quarter, outpacing the same period last year by 35%.

Central Valley multifamily rents continued to rise in the first quarter, led by strong quarterly growth for Class A properties.

Las Vegas multifamily deliveries fell roughly 40% in the first quarter compared with the same period last year.

Inflation accelerates and consumer finances weaken as AI investment supports a two-speed U.S. economy and the Fed turns hawkish.

Kansas City’s build-to-rent multifamily investment market has gained momentum amid continued rent growth.

Multifamily fundamentals in Los Angeles improved slightly in Q1, while transaction activity increases, particularly in buildings built since 2000.

Austin's market got off to its strongest start since 2022, as investors are beginning to respond favorably to a thinning construction pipeline.

Houston multifamily operating fundamentals remained healthy during the first quarter, with continued rent growth across the market.

Multi-tenant retail sales hit $15.1B in Q1, led by the West. Cap rates edged up to 7.01% as institutional investors led.

Multi-tenant industrial sales neared $22.8B in Q1, led by the Southeast. Cap rates rose to 6.44%, with private buyers leading.

Multi-tenant office sales hit $18.1B in Q1, led by the Southeast and West. Cap rates dipped to 7.51% as private buyers led.

Multi-tenant sales neared $56B in Q1, led by industrial. Cap rates held at 6.99%, with private buyers leading activity.