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Middle-Tier Assets Remain Strong in Houston’s Multifamily Market

hamilton-zanze July 10, 2015

Many high-end Houston apartments are offering concessions as even more competition comes online in the market.

Last year, 18,000 new apartment units were delivered to the market, while 27,000 units are forecasted for 2015.

Occupancy for luxury units had fallen to 85% from 91% two years ago, according to Apartment Data Services. Occupancy for middle- to lower-end apartments has remained strong with nearly 95% of units occupied, and rents for those units have risen quickly.