The Solomon Organization has maintained its long-standing focus on Midwestern multifamily markets, despite the significant population growth in Sunbelt cities like Austin since the onset of the pandemic. This strategic consistency underscores the company's commitment to its established regional expertise, even as other areas of the country experience demographic shifts and increased real estate activity.
Zach Solomon, the company's managing director and principal, who will be a speaker at GlobeSt.'s multifamily conference this Spring, in New York City, spoke about the more stable fundamentals in the Midwestern markets, including renter affordability and less volatile supply.
Some of the New Jersey-based firm's top markets in the region include Michigan, Cleveland, Cincinnati, and Milwaukee. While they may not be magnets for migration, they've been working for the company.
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