Connect Phoenix Multifamily, SFR & BTR 2026

Greater Phoenix remains one of the most closely watched rental housing markets in the
country — but performance is no longer uniform. Learn why and how demand, deliveries, and investment momentum are diverging (sharply) across the metro -- Where growth is accelerating, where it’s stalling, and how fundamentals are expected to evolve over the next 12–24 months.

Capital is available again — but it’s selective, disciplined and highly asset-specific. At the same time, transaction volume remains uneven as buyers and sellers recalibrate expectations. Leaders in the industry will examine how multifamily, SFR and BTR deals are being capitalized and executed in today’s Phoenix market. From lending terms and equity return thresholds to bid-ask resets, recapitalizations and JV structures, panelists will discuss what’s trading, what’s stalled, and what sponsors must demonstrate to secure capital and close. This conversation connects capital discipline directly to transaction reality.

With TSMC firmly established in North Phoenix, attention has shifted from whether the area will grow to how that growth translates into durable, risk-adjusted housing opportunity. Leaders in the market discuss the specifics that developers and investors are underwriting for today — including depth and durability of demand, optimal multifamily, SFR and BTR product strategies, absorption pacing, and how infrastructure and zoning realities are shaping feasible deal structures. Find out where assumptions may be getting ahead of fundamentals, and how to avoid mispricing risk in one of Phoenix’s fastest-evolving submarkets.

As growth across Greater Phoenix becomes increasingly uneven, owners, managers, and developers are being forced to rethink how — and where — capital is deployed. Find out how owners and operators are evaluating reinvestment decisions in a market shaped by submarket divergence, and cost pressures and municipal constraints where ground-up development, redevelopment and operational repositioning remain viable. Hear how leaders are examining amenity investments through an ROI lens — separating features that support leasing, retention and rent durability from those that add cost without measurable return.