About This Episode

Are apartment market fundamentals finally starting to improve after more than four years of pressure? New data across multiple industry sources is pointing to stronger occupancy, improving rent momentum, and a slowdown in new apartment supply.

In this episode of The Multifamily Investor Playbook, John Makarewicz breaks down five signs highlighted by rental housing economist Jay Parsons that suggest the U.S. apartment market is gaining momentum. He looks at what the data is showing across key Sun Belt markets, what improving fundamentals could mean for Class B workforce housing, and why operators still need to execute at the property level.

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What you’ll learn:

✔ Why apartment occupancy is improving for the first time in 17 quarters

✔ What the latest rent growth data is signaling for multifamily investors

✔ Why declining new supply could help reduce concessions and restore pricing power

✔ What markets like Charleston, Atlanta, Tampa, and Austin are showing right now

✔ The economic risks that could still affect the apartment market

✔ Why resident experience, onsite teams, maintenance, and asset management remain critical

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