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Greg Willett

Greg Willett
Vice President, Research and Analysis, RealPage
greg.willett@propertymanagementinsider.com

Greg Willett heads the research and analysis team at MPF Research, tracking and evaluating trends in multifamily market fundamentals. He thus is well versed on multifamily market conditions and activity nationally, by metro, and in many individual neighborhoods. Greg has written articles for periodicals such as Multifamily Executive, Urban Land, and Multifamily Trends, and is a regular contributor to numerous other publications serving the multifamily housing market. He also serves as the primary author of MPF’s Market Dynamics newsletter that highlights apartment sector news and insights from the MPF Research team of analysts. Greg began his tenure in the multifamily industry as a data analyst and later served as a research consultant specializing in feasibility evaluations of new apartment community development and existing property acquisition. He holds a Bachelor’s degree from Western Kentucky University and a Master of Liberal Arts degree from Southern Methodist University.

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The Baltimore Story: High Occupancy and Moderate Rent Growth

Baltimore ranks among the nation’s most stable apartment market performers. Occupancy generally remains very solid, and rent growth typically comes in at good but not spectacular levels.

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Apartment Investors Like Raleigh’s Strong Performance

The Raleigh apartment market is performing very well right now and is offering quite attractive economic prospects and renter demographics, but investors should be aware that the growth pace probably is nearing its peak for the cycle.

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Vegas Apartments Continue to Struggle

It’s been a couple quarters or so since we’ve shined the spotlight on the Las Vegas apartment market. Unfortunately, there’s still not much that’s good to say.

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Pittsburgh’s Apartment Market Stays at the Top

With occupancy hovering around 98 percent since the middle of 2010, Pittsburgh has been the metro to beat on the list of the nation’s tightest apartment markets for quite a while now.

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Will New Construction Slow Orange County’s Apartment Market Recovery?

The outlook for the Orange County apartment market remains good, though there’s less margin-for-error in this metro than in most others.

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