Two South Florida counties are in the top five nationally for rent declines in the second quarter when the coronavirus pandemic sent unemployment rates soaring, especially in the region’s hard-hit tourism market.
Multifamily investment continues to be attractive, even through the pandemic. However, with mass job losses across the country and severe economic dislocation, multifamily market fundamentals have shifted, and along with them market performance has changed as well.
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