Los Angeles remained one of the more sought-after multifamily markets in the U.S. during 2017, as rent growth and investment volume ranked near the top nationally. The vacancy rate also remained low, despite an influx of new supply, and demand for additional housing remains high. The local economy has recovered from the recession, although high housing costs and restricted in-migration may slow expansion.
Read the full report on Arbor Chatter here: Los Angeles Multifamily Rents Hit New Highs for 2017, Class B/C Vacancies Decrease
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