Research

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.

Raleigh-Durham multifamily development hit a five-year low in Q1, with apartment deliveries down 63% year over year.

Denver multifamily fundamentals improved modestly in the first quarter, with slight gains in rent growth and vacancy rates across the metro area.

U.S. growth slowed into 2026 as energy prices, inflation and geopolitical risks complicated the outlook for consumers and the Fed.

Salt Lake City multifamily investment activity accelerated in the first quarter of 2026, with transactions rising nearly 19% year over year.

Orange County multifamily development accelerated in the first quarter, with completions more than doubling year over year.

Inland Empire recorded its most active first quarter for multifamily investment sales since 2023.

Nashville multifamily development slowed in the first quarter, with units under construction down 31% year over year.

San Diego multifamily development rose in the first quarter, with the pipeline up 7% from last year and completions totaling 2,000 units.