Anca Gagiuc

1 week ago | multihousingnews.com | Anca Gagiuc

Despite crosswinds, most metrics remain healthy. Albuquerque. Photo by grandriver/iStockphoto.comAlbuquerque multifamily market’s mixed performance throughout 2024 continued at the tail end of the slow leasing season. Following the seasonal pattern, rent growth moderated, down 0.1 percent, on a trailing three-month basis through February, to $1,364, while year-over-year, it rose 2.9 percent, well above the 1.2 percent U.S. average.

1 week ago | commercialsearch.com | Anca Gagiuc

By Anca Gagiuc May 27, 2025 Mixed UseDevelopmentSouthwest Serving as a catalyst for the city's growth, Convergence is a mixed-use campus where ideas, research and talent fuse to accelerate breakthroughs. Oklahoma City’s Innovation District was founded in 2019 on the premise that clustering businesses, institutions and people leads to economic growth, job creation and innovation. One of the goals of the district—to support the city’s professional industries to collaborate in developing new...

2 weeks ago | commercialsearch.com | Anca Gagiuc

By Anca Gagiuc May 21, 2025 IndustrialDevelopmentExecutive InsightsInland EmpireInvestmentLas VegasPhoenixSouthwestSustainabilityWest CapRock Partners Taylor Arnett and Bob O'Neill discuss navigating opportunities and uncertainties. Taylor Arnett, Senior Vice President, Acquisitions, and Bob O’Neill, Executive Vice President, Acquisitions, CapRock Partners. Image courtesy of CapRock Partners High interest rates, persistent inflation and ongoing geopolitical disruptions have intensified the...

2 weeks ago | multihousingnews.com | Anca Gagiuc

The market is showing strong supply and matching demand. Knoxville. Photo by adamkaz/iStockphoto.comKnoxville’s multifamily market has posted fairly consistent performance with solid fundamentals for a few years. The metro’s allure led to robust stock expansion in 2024, inducing pressure on rent growth, which declined 0.3 percent, on a trailing three-month basis through February, to $1,460, while remaining unchanged year-over-year.

3 weeks ago | multihousingnews.com | Anca Gagiuc

While the need is there, the market is dealing with short-term oversupply. Salt Lake City. Photo by Ultima_Gaina/iStockphoto.comSalt Lake City’s strong employment growth sustained demand at the start of 2025. Still, due to record supply volume, average advertised asking rents took a hit. The average rate was down 0.3 percent on a trailing three-month basis, also sliding 1.2 percent year-over-year, to $1,538 in February.