Phoenix Development, Rent Increases Robust
The metro Phoenix multifamily market has been hitting all the cylinders in recent years. Currently, vacancies are going down, rents are going up, and new construction is being done at a brisk pace, according to Kidder Mathews data.
Marketwide, multifamily rental vacancy in the first quarter of this year was 6.4 percent, down from 6.8 percent the previous quarter, and the same as a year earlier. Asking rents averaged $985 as of Q1 2018, compared with $940 a year earlier, for nearly a 5 percent increase.
That’s despite robust development pipeline for Phoenix multifamily, Kidder Mathew reports. A year ago, more than 15,100 new units were under way; now the total is over 23,300 units.
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