.png){kind=small}
.png)
With rent growth around the corner, the multifamily market remains in a holding pattern
Oversupplied markets in Texas and the Sun Belt are awash in concessions, while rents remain high in supply-choked cities.
For our second Multifamily Market Index, The Real Deal and Amazon Key surveyed leaders from around the industry for a behind the scenes look at how players are navigating this crucial moment. Executives from the Durst Organization, Continuum Company, Waterton, A&E Real Estate and more weighed in on the long term effects of high interest rates, how local regulations help (and hurt) developers and operators, and why more investors are looking to 2026 as the year of rent growth. Download our Multifamily Market Index: Volume 2 today to get an edge in the next cycle.
While overall uncertainty is driving down buyer confidence, investors remain bullish on Texas as well as established metros like Chicago.
Though some owners are looking to exit highly-regulated markets like Los Angeles and New York, many are confident that rents will rise in the future.
This panel commands tens of billions in multifamily assets across the country, from ground-up developments to legacy portfolios. When they move, the market pays attention.
Want to know where the smart money is going in 2025? Get exclusive access to The Real Deal’s Multifamily Market Index: Volume 2, created in partnership with Amazon Key. Download the full index now and see what top execs are buying, selling and betting on next.
.svg.png){kind=icon}