Tampa Q1 2024 Report
Tampa 1Q 2024 Market Report MARKET SNAPSHOT AVERAGE RENT $1,750 1Q 2024 1Q 2024 RENT CHANGE -1.5% OCCUPANCY RATE 93.1% 1Q 2024 ANNUAL OCCUPANCY CHANGE -110 BASIS POINTS TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSE ANNUAL CHANGE 11.8% (FEB 2024) NET OPERATING INCOME ANNUAL CHANGE 3.3% (FEB 2024) * Please note that these employment figures have been adjusted for […]
St. Louis Q1 2024 Report
St. Louis 1Q 2024 Market Report MARKET SNAPSHOT AVERAGE RENT $1,197 1Q 2024 1Q 2024 RENT CHANGE 1.6% OCCUPANCY RATE 91.0% 1Q 2024 ANNUAL OCCUPANCY CHANGE -140 BASIS POINTS TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSE ANNUAL CHANGE 8.7% (FEB 2024) NET OPERATING INCOME ANNUAL CHANGE 1.4% (FEB 2024) * Please note that these employment figures have been adjusted […]
Kansas City Q1 2024 Report
Kansas City 1Q 2024 Market Report MARKET SNAPSHOT AVERAGE RENT $1,259 1Q 2024 1Q 2024 RENT CHANGE 2.5% OCCUPANCY RATE 92.8% 1Q 2024 ANNUAL OCCUPANCY CHANGE -90 BASIS POINTS TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSE ANNUAL CHANGE 4.3% NET OPERATING INCOME ANNUAL CHANGE 3.1% * Please note that these employment figures have been adjusted for seasonal variations and […]
Austin Q1 2024 Report
Austin 1Q 2024 Market Report MARKET SNAPSHOT AVERAGE RENT $1,562 1Q 2024 1Q 2024 RENT CHANGE -6.2% OCCUPANCY RATE 90.6% 1Q 2024 ANNUAL OCCUPANCY CHANGE -210 BASIS POINTS TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSE ANNUAL CHANGE 4.4% (FEB 2024) NET OPERATING INCOME ANNUAL CHANGE 0.6% (FEB 2024) * Please note that these employment figures have been adjusted for […]
Revival in the Heartland: Unpacking the Midwest’s MSA Growth Spurt
MMG RESEARCH Revival in the Heartland: Unpacking the Midwest’s MSA Growth Spurt The U.S. Census Bureau’s Vintage 2023 population estimates reveal a changing landscape in America’s heartland. Following a period of decline, there’s been a noticeable rebound in population growth between 2022 and 2023 across various Midwestern Metropolitan Statistical Areas (MSAs) and counties. Midwest’s MSAs: […]
The Multifamily Advantage in the Great Plains
Analysis of the construction, rent growth and occupancy trends that make the Great Plains an ideal destination for multifamily investors.
Atlanta 1Q24
An interactive look into the Multifamily Construction Pipeline in Q1 for Atlanta, Georgia
Austin 1Q24
An interactive look into the Multifamily Construction Pipeline in Q1 for Austin, Texas
Boston 1Q24
An interactive look into the Multifamily Construction Pipeline in Q1 for Boston
Chicago Suburban 1Q24
An interactive look into the Multifamily Suburban Construction Pipeline in Q1 for Chicago, Illinois
Chicago Urban 1Q24
An interactive look into the Multifamily Urban Construction Pipeline in Q1 for Chicago, Illinois
Cleveland 1Q24
An interactive look into the Multifamily Construction Pipeline in Q1 for Columbus
Columbus 1Q24
An interactive look into the Multifamily Construction Pipeline in Q1 for Columbus
Dallas 1Q24
An interactive look into the Multifamily Construction Pipeline in Q1 for Dallas, TX
Des Moines 1Q24
An interactive look into the Multifamily Construction Pipeline in Q1 for Des Moines, Iowa
Fort Worth 1Q24
An interactive look into the Multifamily Construction Pipeline in Q2 for St. Louis, Missouri
The Shift in Florida
Looking at the factors affecting the declining vacancy rate
Houston 1Q24
An interactive look into the Multifamily Construction Pipeline in Q1 for Houston, Texas
Indianapolis 1Q24
An interactive look into the Multifamily Construction Pipeline in Q2 for St. Louis, Missouri
Jacksonville 1Q24
An interactive look into the Multifamily Construction Pipeline in Q2 for St. Louis, Missouri
Kansas City 1Q24
An interactive look into the Multifamily Construction Pipeline in Q1 for Kansas City
Little Rock 1Q24
An interactive look into the Multifamily Construction Pipeline in Q1 for Little Rock, Arkansas
Nashville 1Q24
An interactive look into the Multifamily Construction Pipeline in Q1 for Nashville
Northwest Arkansas 1Q24
An interactive look into the Multifamily Construction Pipeline in Q1 for Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City 1Q24
An interactive look into the Multifamily Construction Pipeline in Q1 for Oklahoma City