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Strong Demographic Trends Expected To Buoy Apartment Demand on Long Island

Developers Expect High Average Incomes and Population Growth To Validate Ambitious Pipeline

Tritec Real Estate completed phase I of its Station Yards project in Ronkonkoma in 2019, pictured above, while work on phase II continues with an expected delivery next year. (CoStar)
Tritec Real Estate completed phase I of its Station Yards project in Ronkonkoma in 2019, pictured above, while work on phase II continues with an expected delivery next year. (CoStar)

Historically, Long Island, New York, has been a tight apartment market, as the region's multifamily vacancy has averaged 3.4% over the past decade, equating to roughly half of the national vacancy rate during this period. Over the next few quarters, however, Long Island's occupancy metrics will be put to the test by a large influx of new apartment supply.

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