Not exact matches
Even as new apartment completions bring more supply to many markets, the multifamily sector will still likely
see a
vacancy rate
decline from 6.6 percent to 6.1 percent.
The level of demand we have
seen over the past several years has significantly reduced the amount of available space, and these
declining vacancy rates have driven an upward trend in rent growth, which we expect to continue for the foreseeable future.
With rent prices continuing to rise and
vacancy rates continuing to
decline, all of the panelists agreed that the market should continue to
see growth well into 2015 and beyond.
Expect to
see a period of rising
vacancy rates and
declining rent growth, according to Fannie Mae.
However, the biggest increases were in high - end inventory, a sector of the market already
seeing declines in rental rates amid higher
vacancies.
«I
see vacancy continuing to
decline in the next two years, on a national basis, through the end of 2017,» Havsy says.