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Los Angeles Multifamily Market Report | 2023

DATE February 1, 2023 / Author


Los Angeles Market Overview Vacancies in Los Angeles have been declining since peaking at the end of 2020 and are currently at 3.9 percent. Looking ahead, vacancy is anticipated to rise moderately through 2023 and 2024, as demand will remain modest and is not expected to offset continued supply additions. The most recent transaction activity […]

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Multifamily Rent Decline – What to Expect for 2023

DATE February 1, 2023 / Author


Multifamily Rent Decline According to the most recent Yardi Matrix National Multifamily Report, the expected slowdown in the U.S. multifamily market began following a year of unprecedented performance in November 2022. The average asking rent decreased in November to $1,719, and year-over-year growth fell to seven percent, the lowest level in 17 months. Rent growth […]

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Akron & Canton, OH Multifamily Market Report

DATE January 30, 2023 / Author


Akron and Canton Market Overview Akron’s apartment demand has remained resilient. Due to strong demand and limited supply, vacancies fell to their lowest level since 2017, averaging 3.9 percent. Renter preferences have shifted since the pandemic; space and affordability are now the priority over location and access to downtown amenities. Supply is also a factor […]

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Los Angeles Multifamily Market | End of Year Report

DATE January 12, 2023 / Author


Multifamily Market Overview Los Angeles, CA Since the beginning of 2021, the Los Angeles market has improved immensely. Apartment demand remains strong, indicated by downward trending vacancies. Since peaking at the end of 2021, the vacancy rate sits at 3.6 percent, the lowest level in decades. Asking rents peaked in August 2022 and have declined, following […]

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Multifamily Market Report | Glendale, CA

DATE January 11, 2023 / Author


Multifamily Market Report Glendale, CA Market Overview Glendale, CA has been one of Los Angeles’s most popular locations for new multifamily development over the past decade. The submarket recovered quickly from the pandemic, returning to pre-pandemic rent levels in Q2 2022, recording at 4.7 percent year-over-year rent growth. Glendale saw annual sales at $310,000,000 million […]

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A One-Stop-Shop for Your 1031 Exchange

DATE January 5, 2023 / Author


From investment sales, capital markets, and 1031 exchanges, Matthews™ offers premium services that always put the clients first. Matthews™ has an exceptional team of brokers trained in all things real estate and assigned specialties to deliver expertise in U.S. markets. Our agents are trained to optimize an owner’s property whether they sell or not, setting […]

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Multifamily End Of Year Market Report | 2022

DATE January 4, 2023 / Author


Market Report: Multifamily End of Year 2022 Market Overview After two years of historical performance, multifamily real estate is moderating a bit, with rent growth slightly dipping in Q3 2022. Although shifting, national rent growth is still at a record high of 5.6 percent. Apartment demand is matching 2020 levels as interest rates are rising […]

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The Matthews Podcast – #9 – Deconstructing the Expanding Single-Family Rental Market

DATE December 21, 2022 / Author


The Matthews™ Podcast |  Episode #9 Deconstructing the Expanding Single-Family Rental Market Why are institutional investors chasing this asset class? In this episode of the Matthews™ podcast, your host Matthew Wallace is joined by Austin Tomaiko, a premier client advisor specializing in single-family portfolio sales and apartments in the southeast. In this episode, they dive into single-family […]

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5 Reasons Why Los Angeles Multifamily is Still a Top Investment Pick

DATE December 20, 2022 / Author


Why Los Angeles Multifamily is Still a Top Investment Pick Los Angeles has been painted in a bad light for a couple of years – from the eviction moratorium to continuous COVID-19 restrictions, homelessness issues, development costs, California exodus, and more recently, the “Mansion Tax“, the market has received its fair share of bad press. […]

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