Atlanta’s 2022 ranking as the #1 place to live in the U.S. came as no surprise as the multifamily market continued to flourish. The metro’s high quality of life, comparatively low cost of living, and ample employment opportunities spurred persistent in-migration. Consequently, effective rents rose further while occupancy rates remained high. The highest volume of rental units in Atlanta’s history were under construction at the end of 2022.
Read our Five Fast Facts for more insight into the key trends that impacted the Atlanta multifamily market during the fourth quarter.
Five Fast Facts Atlanta Multifamily
Alex Kaplan • 2/22/2023
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