Houston's Apartment Market - From Katrina To Cap Rates

Topics:
Market Studies,
Property Analysis
Tags:
Business Operations,
Houston,
O'Connor & Associates,
Real Estate
Source:
O'Connor & Associates

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Overview: What is in store for the future of Houston's multifamily market was the top question on the mind's of about 100 real estate professionals. The answer is that Houston's multifamily housing bubble is inevitably going to burst. Houston's multifamily 'Housing bubble' grew by leaps and bounds after 130,000 Hurricane Katrina evacuees filled Houston's multifamily industry in 2005, causing the market's occupancy, rental rates and rank to significantly increase.

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Format: PDF | Size: 23KB | Date: Jul 2006 | Pages: 3


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