As the apartment market nationwide is anticipating a supply peak, market-by-market supply trends vary, noted RealPage in a recent analysis.
“Ultimately what's happening in your city is going to tell you more about the near-term than the nation at large,” said the software firm. “Macro and micro go hand in hand, after all.”
About half of the nation’s largest metros are at least six months to a year away from hitting peak supply, including several Southern California markets, according to RealPage. An outlier is urban Los Angeles, where delays could push its supply peak into 2026 if not 2027.
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