Camden Brickell
Avalon
Bay, which focuses on coastal, high-barrier-to-entry markets, reportedly is in
the process of developing $1.6 billion worth of apartments and Camden
Properties, another REIT, is developing $550 million worth of apartments in
high-growth, affordable markets like Dallas-Ft. Worth and Atlanta. Dallas,
Houston, Austin, New York, Washington, D.C., Seattle and San Jose will get the
bulk of the new supply in 2012, but it is only San Jose, New York and
Washington, D.C. that may end up with a higher than long-term average number of
units. Still, these markets are expected to absorb the new supply quickly,
according to Marcus & Millichap.In 2011, the number of apartment units completed was a record low of less
than 40,000, according to Marcus & Millichap. In 2012, 85,000 units are
scheduled to be completed, but less than 15% were finished in the first
quarter. Delays, due to issues with construction loans, among other things,
could affect the final tally of finished units.
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