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The Jackson market is experiencing a surge in commercial development creating significant economic impact for the area.
Read MoreThe Piedmont Triad is a 12-county region in central North Carolina with a population of 1,768,836. Greensboro (#3), Winston-Salem (#5), and High Point (#9) are among North Carolina's Top 10 biggest cities. 599 apartments and 98,426 units comprise the region's multifamily market.
Read MoreJackson is the state capital and largest MSA in Mississippi with a population of 583,197. The State of Mississippi, Nissan, Continental, University of Mississippi Medical Center (UMMC), and Entergy are some of the area's most reputable employers. 203 apartments and 31,149 units comprise the MSA's multifamily market.
Read MoreThe Memphis market is experiencing the ripple effects of Ford's BlueOval City and a surge in commercial development.
Read MoreAlso known as Coastal Alabama, Mobile and Baldwin County are two adjacent yet distinct MSA's that contribute to the state's economy in significant ways. The population of the two-county CSA is 672,968, and 225 apartments and 35,102 units comprise the multifamily market.
Read MoreThe Little Rock market is seeing substantial growth, with over $1.25 billion of ongoing projects impacting the downtown area and drawing new visitors, residents, and businesses.
Read MoreThe Coastal Mississippi Market is seeing a boom in growth, bringing billions of dollars in construction. New developments will affect travel and tourism, as well as resident quality of life and wellbeing.
Read MoreLittle Rock is the state capital and largest MSA in Arkansas with a population of 757,615. 4 major healthcare companies and popular brands like L'Oreal USA, Dillard's, Tractor Supply, and Dollar General anchor the economy. 280 apartments and 49,739 units comprise the MSA's multifamily market.
Read MoreKnown as the "Home of the Blues & Birthplace of Rock 'n' Roll", Memphis is the 2nd largest city in Tennessee with an MSA population of 1,332,305. Three Fortune 500 companies (FedEx, AutoZone, and International Paper) are headquartered in Memphis, and the city is home to the NBA franchise Memphis Grizzlies.
Read MoreThe Piedmont Triad market is seeing significant economic development and an increase in job creation due to a number of businesses establishing new facilities in the area and their extensive airport expansion project.
Read MoreEvansville is Indiana's 3rd-largest city with an MSA population of 314,038 and is within a 250-mile radius of major U.S. cities including Nashville, St. Louis, Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Louisville, and Chattanooga. The apartment market consists of 105 properties and 17,217 units.
Read MoreThe Evansville market is experiencing strides in economic development that will promote growth, expand trade and offer new exciting draws for both residents and visitors.
Read MoreAlso referred to as Coastal Mississippi, the Gulfport-Biloxi MSA is the state's 2nd largest region with a population of 420,782 and an apartment inventory of 175 properties and 24,608 units. With 62 miles of coastline along the Gulf of Mexico, the region is ideal for tourism, shipbuilding, and defense.
Read MoreKnown as 'Scenic City' or 'Gig City', Chattanooga is Tennessee's fastest-growing city and one of the top places to live in Tennessee due to its wide array of outdoor activities, start-up-friendly culture, and employment options. The MSA population is 574,507, and there are 169 apartments and 26,985 units.
Read MoreThe Chattanooga market is seeing unprecedented growth that will only be further fueled by new economic development, benefitting both business and residents alike.
Read MoreIndianapolis, the capital city of Indiana, is renowned for its blend of vibrant culture, sports enthusiasm, and economic diversity. The Indiana University system headlines the economy. The MSA population is 2,141,779, and the multifamily market has more than 800 properties and 167,000 units.
Read MoreCommonly referred to as the 'Music City', Nashville is consistently ranked #1 nationally for its real estate market, job market, population growth, and popularity. Vanderbilt, HCA, Nissan, Oracle, and Amazon highlight the area's employment base, and 2,046,828 people live in the MSA.
Read MoreOne of the fastest growing cities in the state of Kentucky, Bowling Green is seeing significant economic development, job opportunities, and national recognition.
Read MoreKnown as 'Vette City' for its status as the only place in the world Corvette's are built, Bowling Green is a thriving and growing metropolitan area located just 1 hour north of Nashville, TN. Bowling Green is Kentucky's 3rd largest city and the 2nd fastest-growing city in the state.
Read MoreLexington is seeing an increase in recognition and interest and continues to grow despite high construction costs.
Read MoreKnown as the 'Horse Capital of the World', Lexington is Kentucky's 2nd largest city. The Lexington MSA has a population of 517,916, supported by 223 multifamily properties and 37,045 units. The University of Kentucky, Toyota, and Amazon are some of the area's largest demand drivers.
Read MoreThe Raleigh market is seeing major surges in national recognition, bringing about new developments and strategies on how to accommodate the rapidly growing population.
Read MoreThe Birmingham MSA is home to 323 apartments and 60,281 units. Major industries in Birmingham include Finance & Insurance, Manufacturing, and Healthcare, with 18 different organizations and companies employing over 1,000 people. The MSA has a population of 1,116,857.
Read MoreThe Birmingham Market continues to see extensive development and national recognition as businesses thrive and new leadership focuses on economic growth.
Read MoreComposed of Raleigh, Durham, and Chapel Hill, The Triangle is one of the country's hottest hubs for job growth, housing, and innovation. The Triangle has a population of 2,190,786, supported by 833 multifamily properties and 180,053 units and a development pipeline of 30,602 additional units.
Read MoreKnoxville has shown incredible growth and durability over the past several years, now consistently ranking as one of the best-performing multifamily markets in the country due to its impressive rent growth, strong occupancy, and development pipeline. The MSA population is 907,968.
Read MoreAs Macon/Warner Robins continues to grow, its infrastructure does as well. New economic developments and business expansion promise increased quality of life for existing and future residents.
Read MoreAlso referred to as Middle Georgia, the Macon-Warner Robins area is a well-positioned metro area known for its business-friendly location and notable employers. There are 208 multifamily properties, 27,389 units, and 18,000 businesses in the Middle Georgia region with a labor force of roughly 227,000.
Read MoreKnoxville continues to see rapid growth as one of the most desirable destinations in Tennessee. The city has numerous new developments underway promising increased quality of life for residents and visitors alike.
Read MoreLouisville is the largest city in Kentucky with an MSA population of 1,284,553. Louisville is known for being one of the top manufacturing cities in the country, highlighted by the UPS Worldport which is the area's largest employer. The apartment market consists of 516 properties and 88,893 units.
Read MoreHome to 4 of the state's largest cities, Northwest Arkansas (NWA) is gaining a national reputation as a top place to live. Northwest Arkansas is home to 260 multifamily properties and over 42,000 units and is perhaps most well-known for being the global headquarters for retail giant Walmart.
Read MoreHuntsville is gaining a national reputation as one of the country's hottest markets. It was recently ranked #2 in U.S. News & World Report's "Best Places to Live" and has a rapidly expanding job market, population, and apartment market. The region has a population of 879,315.
Read MoreNorthwest Arkansas continues to see increased population growth and development. The cities that make up the area have many current expansion projects as well as new project approvals to benefit both locals and visitors alike.
Read MoreThe 15th most populous city in the United States, Charlotte is home to over 1,000 multifamily properties and over 210,000 units. With a YoY population growth of 2.86%, over 100 people moving to the Charlotte area every day, and a business-friendly climate, Charlotte is poised for even further growth.
Read MoreCharlotte continues to see rapid growth, ranking as one of the most populated cities in the US. The city has many development projects re-surfacing post pandemic with new project approvals to benefit both locals and visitors on the rise as well.
Read MoreIndianapolis continues to see an infusion of new business headquarters coming to town along with changes in the local education sector from kindergarten to the university level.
Read MoreLouisville’s expected population growth and various city improvement projects contribute to sustained economic growth and nationwide recognition.
Read MoreHuntsville’s varied investments in city infrastructure, leisure, and entertainment support rapid growth and help cement its status as a top desirable place to live.
Read MoreMississippi’s Gulf Coast continues to see projected growth with the approval of new federal and local funds to support area development, improvement, and access.
Read MoreNashville continues to be one of the fastest growing cities in the US. Recent construction approvals, population growth, and an increased budget for the public education system all speak to the massive growth with no signs of slowing.
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