ApartmentIQ figures for the 53 largest U.S. metros show Seattle and Portland expanded their apartment stock at almost exactly the same pace as Milwaukee, Indianapolis and St. Louis since 2023, yet the two Pacific Northwest markets are producing a fraction of the rent growth their Midwest counterparts are posting.
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