When it comes to real estate development since the recession, nowhere comes close to Long Island City, in New York – at least as far as apartments are concerned. According to analysis by RENTCafé, from 2010 to 2016, over 12,500 apartments were built there, spread across 41 buildings.
Coming in second is Downtown LA with more than 7,500. To get out of NY and CA you have to move outside of the top five where you will find the likes of Uptown Dallas TX (5,839), Broadway in Seattle WA (3,496) and North Burnet in Austin TX.
United States
Where the Most Post-Recession Apartments Have Been Built
Description
This chart shows the U.S. neighborhoods with the most new apartments built from 2010 to 2016.
