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Yardi Matrix: Baltimore’s Downtown Surge
Benefiting from demand in core submarkets and the proximity to Washington, D.C.’s more dynamic but less affordable market, the metro continues to display stable fundamentals.
Yardi Matrix: DC’s Changing Workforce
With no signs of an economic slowdown, the outlook for multifamily is positive, but the heavy supply pipeline is expected to put a damper on rent growth in upcoming years.
Yardi Matrix: New Supply Sweeps Orlando
Development is booming, with more than $15 billion worth of projects underway, including everything from infrastructure to mixed-use developments.
Yardi Matrix: Denver’s Transformation
Once among the leading metros in rent growth, Denver has started to cool off as a result of the heavy development pipeline and issues with affordability.
Yardi Matrix: Better Odds in Las Vegas
Though still in recovery mode, Las Vegas’ multifamily market is benefiting from an expanding economy and rising demographics.
Yardi Matrix: Twin Cities, Millennial Hotspot
As an emerging Millennial hotspot boasting strong wage gains and one of the lowest unemployment rates in the country, the Minneapolis-St. Paul area is becoming increasingly attractive to multifamily investors.
Yardi Matrix: Philadelphia’s Staying Power
The multifamily market in the City of Brotherly Love remains steady, fueled by employment gains and an increasing renter population.
Yardi Matrix: Boston Brawn
The city’s multifamily market continued to expand in 2016, especially the in-demand waterfront, although escalating rents have left the metro with an affordability problem.