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MAA Halts Apartment Development, but It’s Still Buying in the Sun Belt

Company Expects What Some Call Oversupplied Market Conditions To Improve
MAA Optimist Park in Charlotte, North Carolina, was purchased by the company in the fourth quarter. The company said supply pressures helped bring the deal in at 15% below replacement cost. (CoStar)
MAA Optimist Park in Charlotte, North Carolina, was purchased by the company in the fourth quarter. The company said supply pressures helped bring the deal in at 15% below replacement cost. (CoStar)
CoStar News
February 9, 2024 | 2:33 AM

Expectations of less market volatility and improving supply conditions in coming months is leading one of the largest U.S. apartment owners to delay the start of several projects as it buys properties in the Sun Belt, where it’s finding discounted prices.

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