• Sun Belt rental recovery remains uneven, with moderating rent declines in Houston and Tampa masking submarket risks.
• Parts of Houston remain oversupplied, with additional supply due over the next 18 months.
• Concessions, collection losses and renter qualifications can undermine projected revenue; concession data often lags by six months.
• Class A concessions temporarily draw stronger Class B tenants, compressing workforce housing's occupancy advantage until discounts expire.
• Class B housing benefits from Class C residents upgrading during economic growth and Class A residents trading down during downturns.

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