
Ventura’s multifamily market held steady in Q3 2025. Vacancy was near 5.5 percent and average asking rent reached about 2,628 dollars per unit, up slightly year over year. Leasing demand remained consistent despite slower rent growth and a softer investment market. Sales volume fell to 397 million dollars, but pricing held near 360,000 dollars per unit and cap rates stayed close to 5 percent, which shows continued investor confidence. With 844 units under construction and another 1,100 expected by year end, supply will increase modestly, although demand is positioned to absorb most new deliveries.
Matthews Real Estate Investment Services is a national advisory and research firm focused on multifamily investment sales, debt and structured finance. Their Ventura Q3 2025 market report combines data on rents, vacancy, construction activity and investment trends to help owners, developers and investors shape strategy. To read the full report, click here.
