Panelists discussed potential solutions for labor, lumber, legislation, land, and lending challenges impeding housing supply.
Tariffs and tax reform remain top of mind at the federal level, while efforts to reform zoning and permitting are taking shape at the state and local level.
While 2025 may bring fewer new supply deliveries, key job market growth is likely to support resilient apartment demand in 2025 for public companies.
NAHB's Danushka Nanayakkara-Skillington and CoreLogic's Molly Boesel share the headwinds facing the multifamily industry in the year ahead.
The slowdown in household growth will have a direct impact on new housing demand between 2025 and 2035.