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In the Austin area, the median apartment rent was $1,560 in December, according to ApartmentData.com — up 25% from a year prior, an abnormally high jump.

Austin Business Journal (January 21, 2022) - Read The Full Article

Around 8,000 new apartment units could be constructed in complexes across the city in 2022 according to apartmentdata.com, with 7,000 of those likely absorbed already. Apartments downtown and near downtown are among the most popular to rent, but Sousa said that hot streak is also hard to forecast.

Texas Public Radio (January 21, 2022) - Read The Full Article

Bruce McClenny, president of Apartmentdata.com, discussed rent within San Antonio and the absorption, or effectiveness of how occupancy increases, from 2007-21.
“The worst was in 2009, when we had the Great Recession, so rent growth in 2009 was 0.9%,” McClenny said. “But otherwise, you can see that it is kind of in a zone. We had years that it would go up, in ‘11 and ‘15 it would go up to the 4s and the 5 levels, but overall it stays around the 2s and 3s and stays very steady.”

Community Impact (January 21, 2022) - Read The Full Article

The monthly rent for the average apartment in December increased to $1,140, up from more than $988 at the end of 2020 — an 18.2% increase — according to Houston-based data provider ApartmentData.com.

San Antonio Business Journal (January 14, 2022) - Read The Full Article

Nashville’s apartment market is still going strong, according to a new report from ApartmentData.com. Occupancy rates are hovering around 93% (down slightly from last month), and the past year has brought a 24.1% rental rate growth.

Nashville Business Journal (January 14, 2022) - Read The Full Article

According to ApartmentData.com, rents in the Austin metro went up about 25% between December 2020 and December 2021. The median rent for an apartment in Austin hit $1,560 last month, the highest level of all major Texas metros.

Austin Business Journal (January 14, 2022) - Read The Full Article

New numbers from ApartmentData.com show apartment rents in the Austin area went up about 25% between December 2020 and December 2021, as reported by KXAN’s media partners at the Austin Business Journal.

KXAN (January 14, 2022) - Read The Full Article

In Austin, we have seen this cost of living increase reflected in home costs and the price of renting an apartment. The newest data for January from Apartment Data Services shows the average rent for an 875 square foot apartment in Austin is $1,560.

KVUE ABC (January 12, 2022) - Read The Full Article

The apartment market in the Austin area is booming, with a construction pipeline of 126 proposed communities, as of ApartmentData.com’s December report.

Austin Business Journal (January 7, 2022) - Read The Full Article

Occupancy of DFW apartments was 93.5% as of November 2021, according to ApartmentData.com. That’s up from 91% in November 2020.

Dallas Business Journal (January 7, 2022) - Read The Full Article

Renting an apartment in the Metroplex became more challenging and more expensive in 2021, according to numbers from ApartmentData.com.

Fort Worth Star Telegram (January 7, 2022) - Read The Full Article

“In what has been a remarkable bounce-back year for the multifamily industry nationally, the Dallas-Fort Worth market has been the leader in both new supply and apartment demand,” ALN Apartment Data reported in October.

Culture Map (January 7, 2022) - Read The Full Article

Katy, like other suburban markets, is seeing more growth than Inner Loop markets. The Katy and Cinco Ranch areas have seen 9.7% annualized growth, according to December data from ApartmentData.com, which listed it as the fourth-hottest submarket in the Houston area.

Bisnow (December 22, 2021) - Read The Full Article

When considering occupancy and other growth, separate data in December from ApartmentData.com shows that the Houston area has roughly 92% occupancy, with suburban markets, including Lake Houston, Tomball, Katy and Westchase, seeing the most growth over the past three months.

Bisnow (December 17, 2021) - Read The Full Article

The rental market in Houston appears ready to wrap up 2021 by notching a new record – or something close to it — for rental price growth, says Bruce McClenny, president of the marketing research firm, ApartmentData.com.

Realty News Report (December 13, 2021) - Read The Full Article

nother analysis, the November Market Line report from ApartmentData.com, pegs the annualized rent growth rate in the DFW apartment market at 19.6% overall, and an incredible 32.9% in the North Central Expressway/Upper Greenville Avenue apartment submarket of Dallas.

Dallas Business Journal (December 10, 2021) - Read The Full Article

In September, Lake Houston-area rental and occupancy rates peaked with an average rent price of more than $1,174 per month and an occupancy rate of about 93%, according to ApartmentData.com. By comparison, rental occupancy was at about 87% and monthly rental rates averaged $1,033 in October 2019.

Community Impact (November 22, 2021) - Read The Full Article

The number of homes sold declined year over year in September for half of the Conroe and Montgomery area ZIP codes.

Houston Community Impact (November 4, 2021) - Read The Full Article

A new report from Apartment Data Services shows that Austin’s rent is the highest out of all the major cities in Texas. Here’s a breakdown of the average monthly rent for the state’s biggest cities:

KVUE ABC (November 4, 2021) - Read The Full Article

Austin’s multifamily pipeline is fairly robust. According an October report from ApartmentData.com, 52 apartment communities were under construction in the Austin metro, with another 125 proposed. Combined those would bring 51,457 new units to the market.

Austin Business Journal (November 4, 2021) - Read The Full Article