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The New York metro area leads with 33,000 units expected by year-end.
In some markets, like Seattle and Los Angeles, the gap between urban and suburban markets grows wider.
Relative affordability, better value, more space and an acceptable commute put Gahanna, Ohio at the top of the list.
For young tech talent Seattle and San Francisco remain the go-to places.
Higher debt costs and stricter underwriting standards present a double whammy—and an opportunity.
The sector offers greater stability than some counterparts, but challenges still exist.
Hip Austin experienced the biggest hit or 94% of its submarkets had rent cuts.
But they're not cut from one affordable mold with each having different merchandise and traffic patterns.
Amid slowing acquisitions, many are focusing on improving their operational efficiencies.
They've experienced significant year-over-four-years growth over the past four months.