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583.4K


                    Population                                             MULTIFAMILY
                                                                           MARKET
                    (5-MILE RADIUS)




                                                                           Reseda is classified within the Central San Fernando Valley multifamily submarket,
                                                                           which typically boasts one of the lowest vacancy rates in Los Angeles. Historically
                    $95.4K                                                 averaging around 4%, vacancy levels dropped even lower over the last 7 years to the

                                                                           3% range. Thanks to near-record-low vacancies, rent growth picked up momentum
                    Household Income                                       this cycle, recording some of the metro’s highest cumulative rents gains. The
                    (5-MILE RADIUS)                                        submarket’s relative affordability continues to draw renters and keep demand
                                                                           strong as cost-burdened Angelenos are increasingly making the move from pricey
                                                                           urban cores to the suburbs.


                                                                           New construction is minimal in the area, where 90% of existing supply was built
                    96.5%                                                  more than 20 years ago. Strict zoning restrictions prohibiting dense, high-rise

                                                                           development in most of the San Fernando Valley have further amplified the
                    Occupancy Rate                                         housing shortage. On average, a meager 44 new units are built annually in the
                    (2019 AVERAGE)                                         submarket, and only a handful of new apartment units came online over the last
                                                                           year. With vacancies near historic lows and rents at all-time highs, welcomed
                                                                           multifamily deliveries will help to fill a notable void and meet the demand for new,
                                                                           highly amenitized product.
                    3.3%



                    Rent Growth
                    (2019 AVERAGE)






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