I had the pleasure of listening to Richard Knudsen talk about the apartment market in the Bay Area at the local IMF meeting. Richard is an extremely knowledgable veteran broker who is respected by many in the industry. Later I met with Richard to discuss the multi-family housing market and brokerage business in general. Below are the slides from his talk, please take a look at slide #6, it speaks for itself.
Presented By: Richard Knutson, CCIM
Apartment Forecast 2012 for the San Francisco Bay Area
Agenda
Apartment Advisors
Percent Job Losses in Post WWII Recession
Median Household Income Index and Unemployment Rate
Top Performing National Markets by Rent Growth and Occupancy
National Apartment Revenue Growth
National Apartment Demand and Supply
National Apartment Market
Regional Trends Bay Area Employment 2006 – 2011
Bay Area Housing Permits 2005 – 2010
National vs Regional Construction Costs per SF
Bay Area Apartment Rent Trends
Bay Area Apartment Occupancy Rates
Regional Sales Trend $ Transaction Volume – 100+ Units
Regional Sales Trend # of Transactions – 100+ Units
Regional Sales Trend Avg. PriceUnit – 100+ Units
Regional Sales Trend CAP Rates – 100+ Units
Forecast Rental Housing Market
Forecast Investment Market
Forecast Transaction Opportunities
Overbuilding in 5 years
San Francisco Bay Area
Market Emotions
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