
South Bay Market Report October 2023
Multifamily Heading into the final quarter of 2023, demand in San Jose’s multifamily market is still robust, with above-average levels of absorption and low vacancy. Concerns from earlier in the
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Multifamily Heading into the final quarter of 2023, demand in San Jose’s multifamily market is still robust, with above-average levels of absorption and low vacancy. Concerns from earlier in the
Multifamily Heading into the final quarter of 2023, the San Francisco multifamily market is showing signs of stability after the volatility of recent years. Net absorption and deliveries are both
Multifamily Despite leading the region in population growth in recent years, the East Bay still offers more affordability than its cross-bay rivals of San Francisco and San Jose. For these