Aug 11 • State of Multifamily
Market Update for Kansas City Investors - 8/11/25
🌇 Market Update for Kansas City Investors 🌇
Headline: U.S. apartment rent growth flattens in July—but the Midwest stands strong
Key Insights:
- Nationwide rent growth is continuing to slow: national average monthly rent held steady at $1,717 with just a –0.03% change from June. Annual growth has tapered from 1.5% in January to 1.1% in July.
- The Midwest leads the pack, seeing +0.06% month-over‑month and +2.6% year-over‑year rent growth. Kansas City benefits from this regional strength.
- By contrast, the Sun Belt markets and the West are lagging due to oversupply.
What this means for Kansas City portfolios:
- Rents remain resilient, providing stable cashflows even amid national saturation.
- Higher demand and controlled supply in the Midwest support ongoing performance—an encouraging environment for landlords.
- A cooling national trend suggests continued caution—but Kansas City appears better insulated.
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Market Update for Kansas City Investors - 8/11/25
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