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Yardi Matrix researches and reports on Multifamily, Office and Self Storage properties across the United States, serving the needs of a variety of industry professionals.
Yardi Matrix covers all multifamily properties of 50+ units in size across 134 markets in the United States.
Yardi® Matrix Student Housing is your source for originating, pre-underwriting and managing assets for profitable loans and investments. We are active in student housing markets across the U.S., covering over 800 colleges/universities and providing researched data on properties at least 50 units in size.
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The COVID-19 pandemic ended years of healthy multifamily fundamentals. Will the industry’s pain be short-lived or the start of a new trend that is less favorable for the sector?
Employment losses caused by the COVID-19 pandemic have been unevenly spread across the economy. Yardi Matrix studied which metros have the highest concentration of jobs in finance, professional and technical services, and government—sectors that have lost the lowest proportion of jobs.
Two weeks into the strict social distancing that has put most of the country under stay-at-home orders, some 9.9 million Americans have filed unemployment claims. The number is expected to grow as more states shut down schools, retail establishments, public buildings and offices in an effort to “bend the curve” and stop the spread of the COVID-19 virus.
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