NAHB Multifamily Occupancy Index (I:NAHBMOUQ)
77.13 for Q4 2023
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Basic Info
NAHB Multifamily Occupancy Index is at a current level of 77.13, down from 81.95 last quarter. This is a change of -5.88% from last quarter. |
Report | NAHB Multifamily Market Survey |
Category | Construction |
Region | United States |
Source | National Association of Home Builders |
Stats
Last Value | 77.13 |
Latest Period | Dec 2023 |
Last Updated | Feb 22 2024, 10:10 EST |
Next Release | May 9 2024, 08:00 EDT |
Average Growth Rate | -6.45% |
Value from Last Quarter | 81.95 |
Change from Last Quarter | -5.88% |
Value from 1 Year Ago | |
Change from 1 Year Ago | N/A |
Frequency | Quarterly |
Adjustment | Not Seasonally Adjusted |
Download Source File | Upgrade |
Notes | The overall Multifamily Occupancy Index is a weighted average of the 3 components: 0.60×Garden/Low-Rise + 0.25×Mid/High-Rise + 0.15×Subsidized The weights are derived from a statistical analysis of the relationship between the components and the American Housing Survey (AHS). |
Historical Data
Date | Value |
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December 31, 2023 | 77.13 |
September 30, 2023 | 81.95 |
Date | Value |
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June 30, 2023 | 88.91 |
March 31, 2023 | 81.67 |
Basic Info
NAHB Multifamily Occupancy Index is at a current level of 77.13, down from 81.95 last quarter. This is a change of -5.88% from last quarter. |
Report | NAHB Multifamily Market Survey |
Category | Construction |
Region | United States |
Source | National Association of Home Builders |
Stats
Last Value | 77.13 |
Latest Period | Dec 2023 |
Last Updated | Feb 22 2024, 10:10 EST |
Next Release | May 9 2024, 08:00 EDT |
Average Growth Rate | -6.45% |
Value from Last Quarter | 81.95 |
Change from Last Quarter | -5.88% |
Value from 1 Year Ago | |
Change from 1 Year Ago | N/A |
Frequency | Quarterly |
Adjustment | Not Seasonally Adjusted |
Download Source File | Upgrade |
Notes | The overall Multifamily Occupancy Index is a weighted average of the 3 components: 0.60×Garden/Low-Rise + 0.25×Mid/High-Rise + 0.15×Subsidized The weights are derived from a statistical analysis of the relationship between the components and the American Housing Survey (AHS). |