Jared Koeck is an Associate Director of Market Analytics at CoStar and Homes.com, where he analyzes commercial and residential real estate trends across a variety of Tri-State markets, including New York City, Northern New Jersey, Lakewood-New Brunsw...
Jared Koeck is an Associate Director of Market Analytics at CoStar and Homes.com, where he analyzes commercial and residential real estate trends across a variety of Tri-State markets, including New York City, Northern New Jersey, Lakewood-New Brunswick, Trenton, Long Island, and Connecticut. On the residential side, he provides insights into home prices, inventory levels, and rental conditions. His insights on commercial real estate have been featured in publications such as Commercial Observer and Financial Times. Before joining CoStar, he was a Research Manager at global real estate firm, CBRE. Jared earned a Master of Business Administration from Boston University.
After several years of steady rent gains, the Lakewood‑New Brunswick apartment market in New Jersey briefly lost momentum late last year but is showing signs of renewed pricing power as supply ...
After a supply-driven slump last year, Trenton, New Jersey’s apartment market is rebounding as the construction pipeline thins, easing pressure on rents and allowing demand to push prices back up.
Apartment rents in Northern New Jersey rose in April for a fourth straight month, signaling a modest rebound after slipping into negative territory late last year amid heavy new supply.
The Stamford, Connecticut, apartment market experienced a fairly significant rent growth slump in the second half of 2025, with five consecutive months of negative rent growth. Heavy new supply ...
The Journal Square and Waterfront nodes are the primary multifamily areas in Jersey City and collectively account for nearly 51,000 apartments. Both areas are experiencing a considerable upswell in ...
The Trenton, New Jersey, multifamily market is seeing the gap between the average rent for four- and five-star apartments and the average monthly mortgage payment continue to widen, driving demand ...
The Long Island, New York, multifamily market is seeing the gap between the average monthly mortgage payment and the average rent for four- and five-star apartments continue to widen.
The Lakewood-New Brunswick, New Jersey, multifamily market is seeing the gap between the average four- and five-star apartment rent and the average monthly mortgage payment continue to increase.
The Northern New Jersey multifamily market is seeing the gap between the average rent for four- and five-star apartments and the average monthly mortgage payment continue to widen.
The gap between Hartford, Connecticut’s top‑tier apartment rents and monthly mortgage payments continues to increase, underscoring how unaffordable homeownership has become, particularly for ...
The Stamford, Connecticut, multifamily market is seeing the gap between the average rent for four- and five-star apartments and the average monthly mortgage payment continue to widen. The widening ...
The New Haven, Connecticut, multifamily market is seeing the gap between the average rent for four- and five-star apartments and the average monthly mortgage payment continue to widen. The widening ...
New leases signed in Hartford, Connecticut, totaled 974,000 square feet last year, the second-lowest total of the last 10 years, after 2021, and 35% below the annual average from 2015 to 2019.
The New Haven, Connecticut, apartment market experienced sustained negative rent growth at the end of 2025, with five consecutive months of declining asking rents. Analyzing a longer time horizon ...
The Stamford, Connecticut, apartment market saw a record-breaking number of unit completions in 2024, surpassing 2,200. While construction dipped slightly in 2025, the year still saw the ...
The Hartford, Connecticut, apartment market saw a record-breaking number of unit completions in 2024, but in 2025, construction completions fell more than 40% from the prior year.
The Northern New Jersey market saw capital markets across all four asset classes rise 50% from 2024, driven by a significant increase in apartment building sales.