Multifamily property owners across the Long Island, New York, metropolitan area — comprised of Nassau and Suffolk counties — have watched a wave of new supply overwhelm renter demand in 2022 and 2023.
Long Island asking rents likely to rise next year as apartment demand outpaces new units
Change in occupied units had been negative on a rolling 12-month basis for nine-straight quarters
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