Research

Oklahoma City and Tulsa multifamily vacancy fell to a four-year low as supply pressures eased.

The national manufactured housing sector continued to post strong rent growth in the Q2 2026, with average rents rising 6.4% year over year.

The Minneapolis-St. Paul multifamily market recorded 3.5% annual rent growth and a 4.6% vacancy rate in Q2 as supply pressures continued to ease.

Tight occupancy and 1.1% supply growth make real estate a growth gating factor for healthcare operators.

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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.

Medical office developers face a 38% rent premium for new space and a 2027 delivery window into near-zero competing supply.

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

Medical office holds steady: relatively flat cap rates, low supply growth and REIT sales opening a private buying window.

Chicago multifamily investment sales gained momentum in the first half of 2026, with transaction counts increasing 50% year over year.

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