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Affordable apartments emerge as unlikely rent growth leader with luxury market stumbling

Lower-quality one- and two-star properties attract steady demand, higher rents

Demand for affordable housing remains robust, even as other segments of the rental housing market face challenges. (Burk Frey/CoStar)
Demand for affordable housing remains robust, even as other segments of the rental housing market face challenges. (Burk Frey/CoStar)

In a housing market marked by volatility and oversupply at the top end, one multifamily sector has emerged as an unlikely leader in consistent rent growth since the pandemic-related surge. The lowest price tier, designated as properties rated one and two stars, has defied broader industry trends by consistently outperforming higher-priced options for rent growth in the past two years.

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