Grant Montgomery

The U.S. apartment market keeps exceeding expectations, prompting CoStar's national forecast to call for stronger rent growth prospects and lower vacancy this year — as occupancy gains outpace ...

Executives from several major apartment real estate investment trusts are noting signs of improving but highly uneven conditions across the multifamily sector.

Demand for apartments remained strong during the second quarter, helping to lower vacancy and providing further evidence that the U.S. multifamily market is gradually moving beyond the most ...

U.S. apartment rents remained essentially flat in July, with the increase slowing from June as the summer leasing season lost momentum.

The apartment boom of the past decade has added millions of units across the country — and revealed the metropolitan areas where renter demand has been growing fastest.

When investors think about apartment demand in Florida, they typically focus on the "Big Three:" Miami, Orlando and Tampa. However, the data suggests something much larger has happened, with the ...

The apartment boom over the past five years has done more than enlarge rental options in many U.S. markets. It has also bulked up a growing number of cities, creating a deeper and more competitive ...

In a sign of the wide variations emerging among the nation's apartment markets, the Sun Belt cities of Raleigh, North Carolina, and Jacksonville, Florida, are seeing more renter demand as Northeast ...

U.S. apartment rents edged up 0.1% on average in June, slowing from May as a restrained spring leasing season draws to a close.

The U.S. apartment market is beginning to stabilize as supply pressures ease, with improving conditions emerging in a growing number of markets.

U.S. apartment rents rose 0.2% on average for May, matching April’s pace and remaining modest for this stage of the spring leasing season. That suggests this spring leasing period continues to be ...

The post-pandemic apartment development surge keeps losing steam across the United States, with construction dropping across the 50 largest multifamily markets.

Apartment construction activity contracted further in the first quarter, with new development slowing sharply as challenging market conditions and elevated construction costs weigh on project ...

Executives at publicly traded multifamily real estate investment trusts are broadly characterizing the rebalance of apartment supply and demand as unfolding in a sequence: occupancy stabilization, ...

U.S. multifamily vacancies are expected to climb this year more than previously expected, peaking in early 2027 as the forecast for rent growth softens.

U.S. apartment rents rose just 0.2% on average last month for the weakest April since 2014, excluding the pandemic year of 2020. That suggests this year's spring leasing season is more restrained ...

U.S. apartment rents rose a scant 0.2% on average in March, suggesting that spring pricing increases are building more slowly than usual.

U.S. apartment construction is firmly in retreat, with new supply pulling back in 2026 after several years of elevated building. While the national slowdown is clear, the return to more typical ...

U.S. apartment rents increased in February, with the national average increasing to $1,716, a 0.1% increase from January’s upwardly revised figure of $1,714, according to Apartments.com's latest ...

As construction of new apartment units begins to ease across most major U.S. markets, multifamily real estate investment trust management teams are increasingly reframing their investing priorities.