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For the First Time Ever, Midwest Multifamily Rent Growth Takes the Crown

Region Could Outperform the Nation This Year Too
Demand for apartments remained steady throughout the Midwest in 2022. Minneapolis, Minnesota,  for example, absorbed 7,500 units—more than any U.S. Sun Belt market. (Getty Images)
Demand for apartments remained steady throughout the Midwest in 2022. Minneapolis, Minnesota, for example, absorbed 7,500 units—more than any U.S. Sun Belt market. (Getty Images)
CoStar Analytics
February 23, 2023 | 10:03 P.M.

Multifamily rent growth in the Midwest was especially weak in 2021. At a time when other U.S. regions were experiencing double-digit rent growth, the American heartland was once again the multifamily laggard or stated another way, the most-affordable housing area. The region has turned out year after year of slower rent growth than other regions and started 2022 dead last.

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