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US Apartment Market Evades Late Summer Slowdown As Rents Keep Rising

Steady Demand Pushes Vacancies Lower and Contributes to Skyrocketing Rent Growth
San Francisco has seen one of the sharper turnarounds, with asking rents now up nearly 5% year over year. (Alexander Spatari/Getty Images)<br>
San Francisco has seen one of the sharper turnarounds, with asking rents now up nearly 5% year over year. (Alexander Spatari/Getty Images)
By Jay Lybik, David Kahn
CoStar Analytics
September 2, 2021 | 7:15 P.M.

The U.S. multifamily sector headed into the third quarter of 2021 on the upswing, as record-setting demand pushed vacancy rates lower in the first half of the year. In turn, multifamily owners capitalized on the scarcity of units and were able to raise rents at a breakneck pace.

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