Could the Apartment Market Crash in 2024? Really?

Market Crash 2024

This month’s inflation report came in slightly higher than expected, causing some worry that the much-anticipated interest rate cuts from the Fed may not arrive as quickly as previously thought. A “higher for longer” environment is one reason why some are pessimistic about multifamily in 2024, but there is little evidence for continued declines in…

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Gray Report Newsletter: February 15, 2024

Could Multifamily Crash? Really? This month’s inflation report came in slightly higher than expected, causing some worry that the much-anticipated interest rate cuts from the Fed may not arrive as quickly as previously thought. A “higher for longer” environment is one reason why some are pessimistic about multifamily in 2024, but there is little evidence…

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Podcast: Optimism and Clarity in the Multifamily Market

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Listen to the latest episode of The Gray Report Podcast and stay up to date on the most important news and research in the multifamily industry, commercial real estate, and the economy. The Gray Report on Spotify The Gray Report on Google Podcasts The Gray Report on Apple Podcasts

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Optimism and Clarity in the Multifamily Market

Optimism and Clarity

Compared to the prevailing uncertainties of 2023, a better view of the multifamily market and its driving forces points to increased investment activity as the year progresses. Significant challenges remain for apartment operators in 2024, but greater clarity on apartment construction, interest rates, housing demand, and the economy, alongside pent-up demand from investors who were…

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Gray Report Newsletter: February 8, 2024

Multifamily Investment Picture Keeps Improving Compared to the prevailing uncertainties of 2023, a better view of the multifamily market and its driving forces points to increased investment activity as the year progresses. Significant challenges remain for apartment operators in 2024, but greater clarity on apartment construction, interest rates, housing demand, and the economy, alongside pent-up…

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NMHC Insights on the Apartment Market in 2024

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The enormous amount of apartment supply expected this year should temper any expectations of apartment demand, but ⁠newly-published⁠ ⁠research⁠ on the topic argues that U.S. housing needs are far larger than can be addressed even with the historic amount of multifamily completions last year and forecasted for this year. On the capital markets side, ⁠recent data⁠ points to a substantial…

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Gray Report Newsletter: February 1, 2024

Are We Underestimating Apartment Demand? The enormous amount of apartment supply expected this year should temper any expectations of apartment demand, but newly-published research on the topic argues that U.S. housing needs are far larger than can be addressed even with the historic amount of multifamily completions last year and forecasted for this year. On…

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Eye to Eye with Apartment Supply

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While recent migration and employment data highlights the continued growth of the Sunbelt, the massive amount of newly-built apartments in Sunbelt markets far outweigh the effects of demand drivers like population or job growth. Given this dynamic, investors may find higher-performing assets in multifamily markets in the Midwest and Northeast that have not seen as…

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Podcast: Eye to Eye with Apartment Supply

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Listen to the latest episode of The Gray Report Podcast and stay up to date on the most important news and research in the multifamily industry, commercial real estate, and the economy. The Gray Report on Spotify The Gray Report on Google Podcasts The Gray Report on Apple Podcasts

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Gray Report Newsletter: January 25, 2024

Where Will Apartment Supply Hit Hardest? With record levels of new apartment supply a near-certainty for 2024, finding the markets with the most attractive balance of supply and demand will be a priority for multifamily investors. Asset valuations remain in flux given the sluggish apartment sales market, but greater optimism and clarity on interest rates…

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