Multifamily market transitions: the changing dynamics of supply, demand, and financing
The multifamily market activity we’ve witnessed since the end of the global pandemic has become a familiar pattern of instability, characterized by extreme shifts in rental growth, supply levels, and absorption rates. Several factors, including the more elusive Build-To-Rent (BTR) shadow market, have converged with these trends, creating unexpected conditions that caught the industry by surprise.
As 2024 draws to a close, the multifamily landscape appears to be settling into a more stable pattern of activity. However, as we transition to more familiar long-term averages, should we take this welcome turn at face value?
Join Bruce McClenny, Industry Principal, for a live review and analysis of the patterns we’ve experienced across the 12 southeastern U.S. metros covered in our Market Line reports, along with projections to prepare us for 2025.
You’ll gain insights on:
- Current occupancy trends and the emerging factors that will drive future fluctuations
- The economic impact of financing market shifts toward improved supply-and-demand dynamics, and their effect on the financing environment
- Projections for new construction, absorption rates, and overall supply levels