Real Estate Investing: 5 Trends That Point to Apartments: From low supply to high demand, market basics will lead you to why you should be bullish on apartment investing.
The multi-family market is better positioned to prosper and grow relative to the single-family rentals market for the next decade.
It’s not easy to judge the potential growth of single-market rentals because there’s no central clearinghouse collecting these statistics.
From 2000 to 2020, the population-adjusted stock of multi-family units has remained steady at 114 units per 1,000 people.
Single-family rentals have attracted the attention of institutional investors, which could signify a hot market going into 2022. However, expectations for single-family rental investment flows, relative to multi-family, are lower.
The Federal Reserve has linked rising student debt with a drop in homeownership among young Americans with homeownership among people ages 24 to 32 falling 9 percentage points to 36% from 45%
Single-family and multifamily housing units situated between half a mile and one mile from the nearest rail station retained more of their value throughout the recent economic downturn than the rest of the city’s housing market
With a record low in housing market development, inventory, house price growth will slow to 5% by the end of 2018 and 2% by the end of 2019. The lack of homes on the market also supports rental demand in the multifamily real estate market
The supply of new construction has experienced moderate decline in the past 3 years as measured by the new construction permits.
The multifamily real estate market will be able to focus marketing efforts on millennials as an important and significant population