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Columbus Ohio Multifamily Market Report Q1-2023

The Columbus multifamily market has been performing strongly over the past 12 months, with sales volume nearly doubling the previous three-year average. The market's affordability and higher yield potential have been driving this trend. However, the sales volume is expected to perform moderately in the first half of 2023 due to the widening gap between buyer and seller expectations on property valuations, caused by high-interest rates. Columbus's cap rate average in Q1-2023 was 5.4%, ranging from 4.1% to 12.7%. Northeast Columbus had the lowest cap rate, while the Greater Hilltop had the highest, based on Q4-2022 data. Most ownership by asset value is locally owned markets, accounting for 55%, but out-of-state private and institutional buyers are increasingly active. Despite the expected moderation in sales volume, pricing has remained stable, with an average price per unit of around $180,000 on all class asset types. With the continued demand for multifamily properties in the Columbus market, there is a possibility of stable pricing and sustained sales volumes in the near future. However, the impact of interest rates and inflation on the market should be closely monitored, and investors should remain cautious as market conditions may change rapidly. Source: Costar Group

The Columbus multifamily market has performed strongly over the past 12 months, with sales volume nearly doubling the previous three-year average. The market’s affordability and higher yield potential have been driving this trend. However, the sales volume is expected to perform moderately in the first half of 2023 due to the widening gap between buyer and seller expectations on property valuations caused by high-interest rates. Columbus’s

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3 Ways to Navigate Real Estate Market Uncertainty and High-Interest Rates

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The issue of high-interest rates is a serious problem that has been affecting the housing market for some time now. The high-interest rates directly impacted the buyer’s purchasing power, while sellers haven’t adjusted their expectations on their property valuation. It will take time for sellers to adjust to close the gap between buyers and sellers. The real estate industry is in a constant state of change and volatility. It…

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November 2021 Market Update

November 2021 Market Update Newsletter in Partnership with the GOB Network

As of November 2021, interest rates remain near-zero, which has boosted growth by encouraging investors to borrow more money at a lower cost since the Fed slashed interest rates in May of 2020. While more people have been able to afford a home due to the lower interest rates and the growth in tech jobs, the rental market remains strong, with Multifamily national average rent rising 11.4 percent year-over-year…

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Inflation is 4X The CPI Index

We’re about to start renovations on some of the townhomes in our portfolio. Due to the delays in the supply chain, we decided to get a quote on kitchen cabinets 1.5 months ahead of time, on June 28th, 2021. The quote was $1,498. Today, Aug 17th, 2021 – following up with the purchase, the kitchen cabinet rep says, ” so you are prepared, there has been a cabinet price…

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