HOUSTON—With a slowdown in apartment deliveries during the last year as part of the recovery from Hurricane Harvey, the average occupancy rate elevated amid sustained rental demand in the Houston metropolitan area as of the second quarter. After apartment inventory grew 2.8% annually since mid-2016, inventory expanded 0.9% in the last four quarters, according to a recent report by Berkadia.
A recent sale bears that out. Alexan Auburn Lakes, a 346-unit multifamily community located a short distance from The Woodlands, was purchased by Olympus Property, a Fort Worth-based multifamily investment and property management organization with 17,000 units across 10 states. The purchase price was undisclosed.
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