‘Matrix Monthly’ delivers information on 84 U.S. markets
SANTA BARBARA, CALIF., April 3, 2015 – Yardi® is publishing a series of reports that delivers information about forecasts, job and supply growth, and other apartment market trends to owners, investment sales brokers and others across the real estate industry.
“Matrix Monthly,” highlights the results of Yardi’s monthly survey of apartment owners in the 84 U.S. markets covered by the company’s Pierce-Eislen business unit. The report reflects information compiled by Yardi® Matrix, with data provided by Pierce-Eislen, a business development tool used by brokers, sponsors, banks and equity sources that underwrite multifamily investment transactions.
“Matrix Monthly distills an array of information on the national apartment market into analytics that drive smart deals and increase investment value,” said Terri Dowen, senior vice president of sales for Yardi.
Yardi’s investment research group will draw upon Pierce-Eislen’s unique and detailed database of multifamily properties to produce Matrix Monthly and other regular reports.
To view a sample of Matrix Monthly, visit http://www.pi-ei.com/downloads/reports/matrix-monthly/Yardi-Matrix-Monthly-Feb-2015.pdf.
To subscribe to Matrix Monthly, visit http://www.yardi.com/products/matrix/matrix-monthly/
About Yardi
Now in its fourth decade, Yardi® is committed to the design, development and support of software for real estate investment management and property management. With the Yardi Commercial Suite™, the Yardi Multifamily Suite™, Yardi Investment Suite™ and Yardi Orion™ Business Intelligence, the Yardi Voyager® platform is a complete real estate management solution. It includes operations, accounting and ancillary processes and services with portfolio-wide business intelligence, market and research data, and platform-wide mobility. Yardi is based in Santa Barbara, Calif., and serves clients worldwide from offices in North America, Asia, Australia, Europe and the Middle East. For more information, visit www.yardi.com.
