Market Stadium Report

According to The Real Deal, “Houston is the hottest market along the Sun Belt. According to a Census Bureau report from May, the long-time energy hub is the second fastest-growing city in the country, with new residents flocking to find work in the city’s booming health and tech sectors.”

We analyzed 50 large U.S. counties based on multifamily construction activity, and found some striking patterns — and some surprising Hidden Spots.

Over the past 12 months, we tracked multifamily rent changes across 20 major U.S. metros. But instead of just asking *how much* rents have changed, we dug deeper:

We believe greenery plays a meaningful role in shaping housing rents. But how we measure “green” can drastically change the answer.

At Market Stadium, we’ve mapped out three future-facing variables to assess investment potential across the top 50 U.S. MSAs:

What happens when price, demand, and rent all move at once? We analyzed 50 of the largest U.S. metropolitan areas using year-over-year percentage changes across three key housing market indicators.

Planning is easy. Delivering is hard. In a market defined by capital constraints, labor shortages, and shifting demand, not all metros follow through on what they promise. So we analyzed 50 of the largest U.S. MSAs using percentile scores across three key construction metrics.

New quadrant analysis reveals the metros with the strongest growth setups—and those at risk of overbuilding. We analyzed 50 of the largest U.S. MSAs using percentile scores for:

Every city has its own economic DNA—and it’s not just about how much GDP is produced, but how efficiently it’s created.