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Perhaps I'm reading it wrong, but the Fannie Mae report actually says that job growth in Cleveland will outpace new MF development. They attribute this to construction costs being the same across all markets while Cleveland has comparatively low rent. The analysis in this article seems to be geared more towards prospecting developers than smaller investors looking to buy existing inventory.

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