Pierce County's apartment market spent the second quarter of 2026 in adjustment mode, with only three sales closing even as vacancy improved to 7.3 percent and a 2,764-unit construction pipeline centered on Tacoma, Puyallup and Lakewood kept new supply on the horizon.
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