tightening up the report and staying informed. Wanted to share with everyone here! The New England multifamily market remains structurally tight across all six surveyed geographies. Vacancy rates are hovering near historic lows, ranging from a functionally zero rate on Cape Cod to roughly 1.7% in Worcester, MA. While new development pipelines are robust in secondary cities like Worcester and Lewiston, supply continues to lag behind intense demand, keeping rent growth positive or stable in most unit types. A wave of legislative zoning changes across NH, MA, and ME — designed to stimulate missing-middle and transit-oriented development — is actively reshaping the entitlement landscape. Investors positioned to navigate local zoning reform will find meaningful value add and development opportunities across this corridor.

Hey everyone - want to encourage to attend the 2 weekly meetings @Andrew Bosco host in this community. He always brings something incredibly useful even if you’re an experienced investor. Check them out - Monday and Wednesday mornings - really worth the time!

Hey all, Sharing a new and improved market data outreach. As usual, the 2-4 unit multi-family are trading above 180-220K a door and 5+ varies by market. Use this as a resource - not a bible. Anyone interested in other markets?

Quick blurb; Major Market News & Developments - Manchester Housing Growth: Manchester added 5,822 housing units in 2025, boosting state-wide growth. [10] - Zoning Updates: Effective March 1, 2026, Manchester refined its land use code to encourage housing development. [11] - New Development: The Manchester Planning Board approved a 220-unit townhouse-style development on South Mammoth Road. [12] Seacoast Pipeline: Portsmouth is projected to see over 1,000 new housing units in 2026, ranging from micro to luxury condos. [13]

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