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Central Valley Multifamily Holds Steady as Construction Pipeline Swells 44%, Led by Bakersfield

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The Central Valley's apartment market absorbed all of its renter demand within existing inventory during the second quarter as vacancy tightened and rents posted a second consecutive quarterly gain, even as a construction pipeline concentrated in Kern and Stanislaus counties expanded 44 percent from a year earlier, according to Northmarq.

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