Multifamily mid-year review: Fundamentals and foresight to guide you into 2025
The multifamily market activity we’ve seen in the first half of 2024 is a product of the all-too-familiar patterns of inflation, supply levels, rental growth fluctuations, and shifting absorption rates. A variety of factors including new home sales and the more difficult to define Build-To-Rent (BTR) shadow market have converged with these fundamentals to create a unique set of circumstances that are transforming the market as we know it, establishing a “new normal” within the multifamily landscape.
As industry trends respond to this setup, what patterns should we expect to continue beyond the second half of 2024 and carry over into 2025?
Join our in-house expert, Bruce McClenny, for a live review and analysis of the patterns we’ve seen so far in the 12 southeastern U.S. metros we cover in our Market Line reports, and projections to carry us boldly into 2025.
You’ll gain insights on:
- Occupancy rate trends and the emerging factors defining future fluctuations
- The effects of the economy on current rental rates, and the changes we can expect for 2025
- Projections for new construction entering the market, absorption levels, and overall supply