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Bayou Business Download: Housing in Houston, A Look at the Single-Family and Multi-Family Market

Published Sep 02, 2021 by A.J. Mistretta


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In this episode of Bayou Business Download, we discuss Houston area housing markets. Following a boom year for single-family home sales in 2020, how is 2021 shaping up and what are the forces affecting the trajectory of the market?

Meanwhile, what's the outlook for the multi-family apartment market where developers have delivered tens of thousands of new units in recent years just as the region is dealing with the coronavirus pandemic? 

We're joined once again today by Partnership Senior Vice President of Research Patrick Jankowski for this conversation. We will also cover: 

  • Changes in home values across the region 
  • The effect of supply chain issues on new construction 
  • The effect of a weak jobs recovery 

 

Get the latest home sales figures and additional data. 

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