Connect Texas Multifamily 2025

Texas' multifamily real estate market is poised for significant developments in 2025, influenced by robust economic growth, evolving supply-demand dynamics, and shifting investor strategies. Leading industry names will explore the key economic indicators facing the market, including population growth, job creation, and housing demand, along with investment trends and regional variations, and discuss strategies for navigating these changes, identifying opportunities, and mitigating risks in the evolving Texas multifamily landscape.

Despite headwinds like oversupply, rising vacancies, and escalating insurance costs, Texas remains one of the nation’s most attractive markets for multifamily growth. Forward-thinking developers and investors are capitalizing on market shifts—whether through new construction, acquisitions, or repositioning existing assets. Recent legislative developments, including SB840, are opening the door for more affordable housing options, providing new pathways for portfolio expansion. Hear from industry leaders on how they’re turning today’s challenges into long-term opportunity and positioning for the next wave of multifamily growth across Texas.

With shifting market dynamics, new legislation, and evolving tenant expectations, the landscape of multifamily ownership and management in Texas is rapidly changing. Experts explore the factors impacting operators and owners today—regulatory developments, valuation adjustments, acquisition and disposition drivers, asset repositioning strategies, correcting for operational efficiencies, tech advancements, and more. Find out what’s working, what’s changing, and how to stay ahead in today’s environment.

As interest rates fluctuate and market dynamics shift, successful multifamily dealmaking requires a new playbook today. Leading lenders, equity partners and experts unpack the latest in acquisition strategy, capital stack structuring, underwriting challenges, risk tolerance, and the regional nuances impacting financing in major metros like Austin, Dallas, Houston, and San Antonio