Could Denver’s rapidly developing multifamily market be heading for trouble? Some local experts think so. Amid a crowd of new apartment deliveries, concentrated in downtown Denver and other close-in neighborhoods, multifamily executives and brokers said ...

A new report by Yardi® Matrix indicates that multifamily deliveries might outpace demand in some key U.S. housing markets, including Denver. Yardi Matrix conducted a study to determine which areas might be at risk of oversupply or undersupply over the next ...

Apartments in Cherry Creek and Downtown come with hefty lease rates, but on the whole Denver represents a better bargain for renters than suburbs like Parker, Castle Rock, Thornton, Littleton, etc. Click Here to Read More – The Denver Post

Apartment rent growth may have slowed compared to its pace earlier in the cycle, but renter demand is very nearly off the charts. RealPage Inc. on Thursday reported demand for 175,645 apartments across the US in the second quarter, a one-third increase year ...

One of the hallmarks of the current development boom has been the degree to which it has been focused almost exclusively on high-end apartments. Proponents say it represents a change in our housing preferences, with more and more higher-income households ...

The average rental rate for an apartment in metro Denver increased to $1,382 per month in the first quarter of 2017, up 5 percent from the same period of 2016, when rents averaged $1,315, according to the Apartment Association of Metro Denver. The vacancy rate ...