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DFW has been characterized as a multifamily market in which rent growth and occupancy would ultimately be capped, due to overall residential supply, says Axiometrics SVP Jay Denton (standing, with research analyst Rick Wilson). However, with the combination of intense job growth, demographic shifts and suppressed single-family supply, the apartment market has achieved sustained outstanding rent growth and occupancy rates. Jay is finding that investors want to base their decisions on a strong data foundation. Axiometrics, which focuses on research for the apartment and student housing sectors, is currently working on the new AxioPortal, which will give clients the ability to instantly analyze their property, portfolio, market or submarket with the click of a button. For more info on our Bisnow partner, click here.

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