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Old Posted Aug 12, 2026, 9:43 PM
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Originally Posted by iheartthed View Post
But "2-3 story cracker box apartment complexes built in the 60's, 70's and 80's" is not alliterative, is it?

Kidding aside, yes, there are some cases where low rise structures will have 20+ units but that seems outlier-ish? Either way, I don't think the census tracks floor count.
I’d wager that the majority of 20+ unit complex units across the entire country are in such low rises, not mid or high rises. Nearly every three story suburban apartment complex everywhere qualifies.

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Houston: 2.4m (+3.9%) + MSA suburbs: 5.4m (+12%) + CSA exurbs: 200k (+5%)
Dallas: 1.3m (+2%) / FtW: 1.0m (+10%) + suburbs: 6.4m (9%) + exurbs: 566k (+9%)
San Antonio: 1.5m (+6%) + MSA suburbs: 1.2m (+10%) + CSA exurbs: 82k (+3%)
Austin: 994k (+3%) + MSA suburbs: 1.6m (+18%)
Texas (whole): 31.29m (+7%) / Texas (balance): 8.6m (+3%)

Last edited by wwmiv; Aug 12, 2026 at 9:54 PM.
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