Downtown Baltimore’s multifamily market continues to find its footing in 2025, showing clear signs of improvement after several years of supply expansion and elevated vacancy. The submarket’s fundamentals have strengthened notably, with vacancies declining by more...

A Pivitol Policy Shift On September 17th, the Federal Reserve lowered its benchmark interest rate by 25 basis points to a target range of 4 to 4.25 percent. This was the first reduction in nine months, following five consecutive meetings of holding rates steady....

Pictured: Bethesda, MD (Montgomery County)Maryland Multifamily Overview Maryland’s multifamily market is entering a new phase. The historic supply wave is now firmly in the rearview mirror, with more than 10,000 units delivered in 2024, the first time the state has...

The Baltimore metro area is seeing sustained momentum in its multifamily housing market, driven by steady job creation and a slowdown in new apartment development. According to the latest data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the Baltimore MSA added 15,900 jobs in...

As apartment markets across the U.S. wrestle with elevated supply, Baltimore continues to post solid rent growth, outperforming many of its larger peers. Over the past year, Baltimore ranked in the top 10 nationally for multifamily rent growth, edging out major metros...

Baltimore is seeing a fresh wave of momentum marked by strategic investment and a renewed commitment to revitalization. Long known as a city of resilience, creativity, and community spirit, the region is already seeing positive changes following recent investments. ...

Pictured: 16-18 E Preston, a 7 Unit apartment building in Mount Vernon. The asset is currently under contract, and was available via a recent auction sale event.In an environment where interest rates remain elevated and underwriting is tight, multifamily owners are...

Baltimore City’s total population increased for the first time in over a decade, adding more than 750 residents in 2024, according to recent data from the U.S. Census Bureau. Domestic migration—or residents leaving the city—slowed significantly. This trend is likely...

Baltimore’s multifamily construction landscape is undergoing a significant shift. While the metro has seen steady apartment development over the past few years, the number of permitted projects has dropped by 40% in 2024, signaling a slowdown in future supply. At the...