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15 Things You Need to Know This Morning
MULTIFAMILY CHART OF THE DAY

More than 11,500 apartments were completed in the DC region over the last four quarters, a big increase from the 8,120 of the preceding 12-month period. A large share were in the Central and NE D.C. submarkets. 17,200 apartments are under construction in the metro, with 15 developments measuring more than 400 units. The largest project, Avenir Place apartments, has 628 units located in the Tysons submarket. The planning pipeline consists of nearly 52,000 apartments, with the majority of projects located in the District, Arlington, and Prince George’s. Only a handful of these projects have set groundbreaking dates. Outlook: Developers will complete the largest addition to apartment stock in more than 10 years. 18,000 apartments will be delivered in 2014, expanding inventory 3.3%.

 

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