Full Report Savannah

Market Intelligence | Georgia Savannah GA Multifamily Investment Market Report Savannah is doing something few markets in this series have managed: absorbing some of the heaviest new apartment supply in the Southeast while keeping rent growth positive. A $7.6 billion EV plant next door doesn’t hurt.” August 2026 Mid-2026 Outlook On this page Download PDF […]

Full Report Tampa

Market Intelligence | Florida Tampa FL Multifamily Investment Market Report Tampa delivered more new apartments in 2024 than in any year on record, then construction starts collapsed to a nine-year low almost overnight. That is precisely the kind of whiplash that creates opportunity for investors who can underwrite the trough rather than extrapolate the headline […]

Columbia

Columbia’s multifamily sector has experienced stable demand even as increased supply pushed vacancy above its historic
average.

Savannah

Savannah at a glance ~$1,710–1,733 Average Rent per Unit +0.3% (2024) Rent Growth ~5.2%–8.1% Overall Vacancy ~$436M (recent 12mo, unverified) Multifamily Deal Activity Muted, thinning pipeline Units Under Construction Market Overview Savannah is navigating what one source describes as the highest apartment delivery intensity in the Southeast, yet it continues to post nation-leading absorption rates. […]

Richmond

Richmond at a glance ~$1,619–1,625 Average Rent per Unit +3.6% YoY Rent Growth ~7.2%–9.5% Overall Vacancy ~$1.6B (2025) Multifamily Deal Activity ~5,200–8,844 units Units Under Construction Market Overview Richmond delivered 6,089 new units in 2025 — the second-highest annual total in the past decade and a 39% increase from 2024 — yet still posted year-over-year […]

Norfolk/Virginia Beach

Rate-resistant naval demand and a near-zero construction pipeline ($0.5\%$ of inventory) combine to drive top-three national rent growth.

Miami

Strong trailing job gains (+32.3k) and low 3.0% unemployment maintain Miami’s momentum despite a projected 2026 hiring deceleration.

Jacksonville

Jacksonville’s high vacancy is an entry opportunity: heavy near-term supply is backed by one of Florida’s most resilient, multi-industry economic foundations.

Greenville

Led by West End luxury units and Simpsonville and Mauldin workforce housing, 4.2% year-over-year rent growth ranks among the strongest in the Carolinas.

Orlando

Population growth, tourism exposure, employment, apartment supply, and rent fundamentals.