Hitting new cyclical peaks across most metrics, Dallas-Fort Worth continues to be one of the strongest multifamily markets in the United States. Following national trends, rent growth slowed down during the last two quarters of 2016. However, at 5.7 percent as of January, the metro’s growth rate topped the national average by 110 basis points, fueled by strong fundamentals across the board. With 114,000 new jobs in the year ending in November and ranked as the top U.S. metro in units under construction, DFW is perceived by developers and investors as a safe haven.
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