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New deliveries impacted Orange County’s multifamily market in 2025, leading to mixed operating performance and shifting fundamentals.

Washington, D.C.’s regional multifamily fundamentals remained relatively stable in the fourth quarter of 2025 as the development pipeline cooled.

Nashville rent growth steady as supply cools in Q4 2025; strong job gains persist while vacancy stays high and sales slow but prices rise.

San Diego’s 2025 multifamily peak supply raised vacancy and lowered rents; sales improved but remain below norms as construction stays elevated

Tucson multifamily vacancy and rents fell in 2025 as construction delays pushed most new supply to 2026, with sales rising but prices down.

Phoenix multifamily ends 2025 with higher deal volume, soft rents, steady vacancies, and slowing construction ahead of a more balanced 2026.

Charlotte multifamily sees rising vacancy, soft rents, strong job growth, and record supply, with conditions expected to stabilize in 2026.

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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