
Houston's multifamily market carried the weight of a heavy 2024 delivery cycle into fall 2025, with asking rents slipping 0.5% year-over-year to $1,361, even as the national average rose 0.5% to $1,743. Occupancy in stabilized assets held at 92.6% in September, down just 10 basis points over 12 months. On the demand side, the metro added 27,500 net jobs through August, outpacing the national employment growth rate of 0.8% with a 1.1% gain. Developers delivered 11,713 units through October with another 23,166 underway, though new starts have pulled back toward historical norms. Investment reached $2.0 billion through October, with the price per unit essentially flat year-over-year at $134,160.
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