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1 week ago | 
multihousingnews.com | Madalina Pojoga
“Supporting staff morale and professional growth is essential to delivering high-quality, compassionate service to the individuals and families who rely on us for stable, affordable housing,” said Icenbice. Image courtesy of MCHAHousing demand is at an all-time high in the U.S., with a shortage of 1.7 million units nationwide, according to The National Low-Income Housing Coalition.
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1 week ago | 
multihousingnews.com | Madalina Pojoga
Despite the slow economy, advertised asking rents remain fit. Columbus. Photo by halbergman/iStockphoto.comThe Columbus multifamily market showed some positive signs across key markers, despite a slower start to 2025. Average advertised asking rents were up 0.4 percent, on a trailing three-month basis, to $1,337, outperforming the nation by 40 basis points.
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2 weeks ago | 
multihousingnews.com | Madalina Pojoga
The rental market is overperforming across most metrics. Pittsburgh. Photo by Andre Samuel/iStockphoto.comPittsburgh average advertised asking rents were up 0.3 percent, on a trailing three-month basis through February, to $1,405, 30 basis points above the national figure, which remained flat at $1,751.
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1 month ago | 
multihousingnews.com | Madalina Pojoga
Nearly all top metros recorded positive growth month-over-month, according to Yardi Matrix research. Image by onurdongel/iStockphoto.comIssues such as the ongoing market uncertainty, efficiency-driven AI and the increasing role of tech in self storage operations, but also pressure from rising insurance costs and taxes, were recently discussed at the SSA Spring conference in Orlando.
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1 month ago | 
multihousingnews.com | Madalina Pojoga
Healthy demand is still working its way through the spike in deliveries. Orlando. Photo by Sean Pavone/iStockphoto.comOrlando rent evolution was mostly negative last year and followed the same pattern at the start of 2025, pressured in the short run by record deliveries.
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1 month ago | 
multihousingnews.com | Madalina Pojoga
Most metrics point to slow yet steady growth. Houston. Photo by Art Wager/iStockphoto.comHouston’s multifamily market kicked off 2025 with steady fundamentals, albeit with some nuances across key markers. A balance between supply and demand kept average advertised asking rents flat on a three-month basis through January, at $1,364, having recovered after three months of contractions.
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1 month ago | 
multihousingnews.com | Madalina Pojoga
Millennials are among the most proactive and health-conscious generations out there. No wonder they’re willing to spend more money on fitness, wellness, self-care, leisure and healthy food than their parents and grandparents. For some, agrihoods are the type of communities where they can have it all. Stables at Serenbe, an agrihood near Atlanta, home to more than 1,000 residents. Image by J.
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1 month ago | 
multihousingnews.com | Madalina Pojoga
Western Supply, the 320-unit community currently underway in Tulsa, Okla., checks quite a few boxes: It’s the largest new downtown residential project in recent history, the biggest investment in Arts District housing to date and, last but not least, one of the few “talent villages” catering to the city’s growing remote workforce.
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1 month ago | 
multihousingnews.com | Madalina Pojoga
LUMA Residential’s approach is “taking time and care to create unique brand presence for each property, rather than painting with the same brush over and over,” according to Mattingly. Image courtesy of LUMA ResidentialLUMA Residential has been providing property management services since 1984, when LumaCorp Inc. was founded. In 2020, Rockport Equity joined as co-owner, establishing LUMA Residential in its current form.
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2 months ago | 
multihousingnews.com | Madalina Pojoga
New supply was steady as advertised rents felt the seasonal pinch. Miami. Photo by peeterv/iStockphoto.comSouth Florida’s multifamily market closed 2024 with a measured pace of growth. The average advertised asking rent was down 0.2 percent on a trailing three-month basis, to $2,477, mirroring the national trend. The metro’s average overall occupancy rate in stabilized properties was down 10 basis points year-over-year, to 95.3 percent.
