Multifamily Insights

With the second quarter of 2023 in the rearview mirror, what’s ahead for the multifamily industry? CoStar experts Christine Cooper and Jay Lybik share the top takeaways from this year’s spring leasing season, including a look at rent growth, construction, oversupply, interest rates — and more.

Renters’ desires and needs have shifted dramatically in 2023. Join Apartments.com’s Chris Hood for the latest trends and insights, what to expect in the months ahead, and how to adapt your marketing strategy. This session was originally presented at the Apartmentology Learning Lounge.

2023 is poised to see a record delivery of new multifamily units. Which markets are most threatened, and when will markets start seeing oversupply fade? Join Jay Lybik for an on-demand webinar originally presented at the Apartmentology Learning Lounge.

After skyrocketing growth, the Sun Belt has yielded its crown to a new, often overlooked winner. In this on-demand webinar originally presented at the Apartmentology Learning Lounge, Jay Lybik offers a closer look at the regional shifts in the multifamily market.

While the top end of the market drove the record rent growth of 2022, the best rent growth has reliably come from mid-priced properties. Join Jay Lybik to learn what’s behind his prediction that the middle will continue to win. This session was presented at the Apartmentology Learning Lounge in 2023.

Bank failures, cooling rent growth, and rising inventory have dominated industry headlines. What do these economic headwinds mean for your properties? Join CoStar’s Christine Cooper and Jay Lybik to explore the future of interest rates, the likelihood of recession, the outlook for rents — and more.

In this session our experts Jay Lybik, Director of Multifamily Analytics at CoStar Group, and Dr. Christine Cooper, Managing Director and Chief U.S. Economist at CoStar Group, discuss recent economic trends and preview what’s to come in 2023.

Downtown demand and rents have roared back in the last year. What are the hottest downtown areas, and what’s the outlook for this sector?