South Bay Market Report Q3 2024
Multifamily At the end of the third quarter of 2024, San Jose’s multifamily market is in good shape. While demand has fallen since the record of 2021-2022, when annual absorption
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Multifamily At the end of the third quarter of 2024, San Jose’s multifamily market is in good shape. While demand has fallen since the record of 2021-2022, when annual absorption
Multifamily At the end of Q3 2024, the San Francisco multifamily market continues to see growing demand. After several years of outward migration, the population of San Francisco has stabilized
The multifamily market in the Bay Area is seeing renewed demand, particularly in the East Bay, where recent growth in population, economic stability, and new apartment developments have driven rental