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Why the San Francisco Bay Area Is Missing From the 2026 Apartment Absorption Leaderboard

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The San Francisco Bay Area was conspicuously missing from a national ranking of the strongest apartment markets for first-half 2026 net absorption, an absence that reflects the region's rock-bottom vacancy and thin construction pipeline rather than any weakness in renter demand.

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