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MarketLine By BRUCE MCCLENNY, President, ApartmentData.com • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

HOUSTON Snapshot 88.5% $981/mo. 111.2¢/sq.ft./mo. 882 sq.ft.

Past 12 Months: -1.2% rental rate growth 9,921 units absorbed

– 90.0

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– 89.0

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– 88.0

Recently Opened (12 months): 92 communities 25,252 units

98.0 –

Under Construction: 34 communities 8,403 units

Occupancy (%)

Operating Supply: 2,717 communities 636,095 units

Rental Rate (¢/sq.ft./mo.)

Occupancy: Price: Rental Rate: Size:

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– 87.0 May 17

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Proposed Construction: 60 communities 17,694 units

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92.0 –

History of Effective Rental Rate & Occupancy for All Units

Hottest Submarkets Over the Past Three Months

Concessions

Annualized % of Market Rank Submarket Absorbed 1 Bear Creek/Copperfield/Fairfield 9.8% 2 Woodlands/Conroe South 6.1% 3 Alvin/Angleton/Lake Jackson 6.9% 4 Lake Houston/Kingwood 4.8% 5 Galleria/Uptown 11.3%

Rental Rate Growth % 2.2% 2.8% 1.8% 2.5% 0.9%

Total Units Class w/Concessions All 257,519 A 84,664 B 90,513 C 71,770 D 10,572

% of Total Units 40% 59% 37% 36% 22%

Average Special -3.8% -7.5% -1.9% -1.9% -1.1%

Citywide Effect -8.5% -11.9% -5.3% -5.2% -5.0%

One Month Free = -8.33%

THE FIRST TABLE ABOVE GIVES A SNAPSHOT of the current market conditions. The graph displays the overall occupancy and effective rental rates over the past 24 months. These statistics are derived from a continuous survey of all apartment communities in the Houston region. The effective rental rates are the calculated net of concessions and utility adjustments. The second table lists the five hottest submarkets in the Greater Houston area. There are a total of 41 submarkets, and the ranking is based on the best combination of rental rate growth and absorption over the past three months. The third table distributes and analyzes concessions (specials) by classification. Concessions generally are represented by three types of specials: move-in, months free or floor plans. The effect of these specials is captured and prorated over a lease term to arrive at a percentage reduction in market or street rents.

TEXAS

Dallas/Ft. Worth

San Antonio

Austin

Occupancy: Price: Rental Rate: Size:

Occupancy: Price: Rental Rate: Size:

Occupancy: Price: Rental Rate: Size:

92.2% $1,058/mo. 121.5¢/sq.ft./mo. 871 sq.ft.

90.7% $909/mo. 107.3¢/sq.ft./mo. 847 sq.ft.

91.5% $1,185/mo. 135.9¢/sq.ft./mo. 872 sq.ft.

Past 12 Months: 3.1% rental rate growth 13,402 units absorbed

Past 12 Months: 1.1% rental rate growth 5,0588 units absorbed

Past 12 Months: -0.7% rental rate growth 7,671 units absorbed

Operating Supply: 2,915 communities 677,270 units

Operating Supply: 850 communities 178,693 units

Operating Supply: 905 communities 208,526 units

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