2023 State of Multifamily Operating Performance Chartbook
The 2023 State of Multifamily Operating Performance Chartbook is a reference guide to provide the CRE industry with insights into the relative performance of the overall US Multifamily Market, Multifamily Subtypes, and the 20 largest CMSAs over the past five years.
You need the right information to better project performance, set your budget, update proformas, and more in the next 12-24 months. Let’s predict the future together!
Be amongst the first to access the chartbook:
✓ Gain insights into trends pertaining to operating statement line items such as taxes, insurance, utilities, management fees, repairs, and payroll
✓ Visualize what is happening in the market and how market dynamics are impacting portfolio performance
✓ Update and forecast proformas with better accuracy and communicate your findings to investors and stakeholders
✓ Use 2023 trends to understand/predict/prepare for 2024 and 2025
Plus, access an exclusive interview with our expert analyst! He’ll walk you through best practices for using the chartbook to help you leverage the most valuable insights from the data.
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