Federal Reserve rate hikes have cut U.S. apartment construction starts roughly in half while renter demand keeps running hot, a mismatch that rental housing economist Jay Parsons says could push rent growth above historical norms from 2027 through 2029 even as multifamily capital markets stay frozen.
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