Charlotte’s apartment sector outpaced ever-growing expectations in 2012’s 1st quarter, and it now ranks among the nation’s leaders with year-over-year growth of 6.4% in rents and of 2.2 points in occupancy. [VIDEO]
Charlotte was one of the nation’s biggest surprises in 2011, showing strong demand and record rent growth.
Apartment building activity in the Southeast is expected to pick up in the next year, with the number of new construction starts in 2012 likely to top this year’s total by 50 percent.
The Charlotte apartment market registered some impressive occupancy and rent growth gains during the third quarter, making it one of the nation’s best performers.
The apartment sector in Charlotte has quietly and quickly emerged as one of the nation’s best surprises of 2011. The latest video edition of Apartment Market Dynamics explains how and why.
Greg Willett and Jay Parsons look at three apartment markets that have significantly outperformed expectations so far in 2011.
Recycling apartment sites certainly isn’t a new thing, but that pattern really just emerged during the most recent building cycle in Sun Belt locales across the Southeast and into Texas.
Charlotte could be a sleeper candidate to be one of the stronger performers in 2011.