Jordan Carter is an executive vice president and shareholder in the Portland office of Kidder Mathews. Since joining Kidder Mathews in 2006, his practice has focused on the sale and acquisition of multifamily and investment properties, primarily in the Portland metropolitan area and along the I-5 corridor. While at Kidder Mathews, Jordan has been one of the most active multifamily brokers across the Pacific Northwest, having closed over 200 transactions for over $1 billion in value.
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Jordan Carter, Clay Newton & Tyler Linn
Portland Multifamily Commercial Real Estate ExpertsContact
Jordan A. Carter
Executive Vice President | Shareholder T 503.221.2280 jordan.carter@kidder.com vCard View ProfileClay Newton
Executive Vice President | Shareholder T 503.721.2719 clay.newton@kidder.com vCard View ProfileTyler Linn
Senior Vice President | Shareholder T 503.721.2702 tyler.linn@kidder.com vCard View ProfileWith their extensive experience and market knowledge, the Carter | Newton | Linn team is the leader in multifamily investment services in the region.
The experienced multifamily team of Jordan Carter, Clay Newton and Tyler Linn are leaders in the sale of multifamily development land, and apartment and mixed-use buildings in the Portland-metro area. Having closed numerous transactions in the last 12 months, their range of services include assisting investors and developers in the identification and acquisition of land, construction and underwriting consulting, and the sale of both stabilized and unstabilized apartments and mixed-use properties.
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Clay Newton has over 25 years of experience in commercial real estate, and has been involved in over one billion dollars in multifamily sales. He joined Kidder Mathews in 2013, where he’s consistently been recognized as a market leader and top producer. Clay specializes in private investment/middle market transactions and uses a consultative approach to meet the tax and cash return requirements of buyers and sellers, often on IRS 1031 Tax Deferred Exchanges.
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Tyler is a senior vice president in the Portland office of Kidder Mathews. He focuses on the exclusive representation of owners in the disposition and acquisition of multifamily properties, as well as business development, transaction management, and advisory services. Tyler has been involved in transactions throughout the Pacific Northwest, but his primary attention is focused on Oregon and Southwest Washington.
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Team Sales Summary (since 2015)
CLOSED TRANSACTIONS
UNITS SOLD
TRANSACTIONS INVOLVING 1031 EXCHANGE
MILLION IN Sales VOLUME
AVERAGE SALES PRICE TO LIST PRICE
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The George Besaw
The Edison
Elysian Garden
St Johns Flats
Beverly Grove Apartments
Sawtooth
Park @ 28
The Roux
Hood Apartments
Gateway Crossing
22-22
Corbett Heights
Marigold Terrace
The Louis York
Muse
About Kidder Mathews
Kidder Mathews is the largest independent commercial real estate firm on the West Coast, with over 900 real estate professionals and staff in 20 offices in Washington, Oregon, California, Nevada, and Arizona. Kidder Mathews offers a complete range of brokerage, appraisal, property management, consulting, project and construction management, and debt & equity finance services for all property types. The firm performs $12 billion in transactions, manages over 53 million square feet of space, and conducts over 2,800 appraisals annually.
Portland Multifamily Market Report
Oregon & SW Washington
2023 Mid-Year Multifamily Sales Update
The Portland-Metro multifamily sales market has been dramatically impacted by the Fed’s efforts to curb inflation through rising interest rates, coupled with a general slowdown of rent growth and increasing expenses.
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Oregon & SW Washington
2022 EOY Apartment Market Dynamics
The Portland Metro multifamily market capitalized on easing pandemic regulations and strong market fundamentals during most of 2022, with rents increasing across all submarkets due to slowing deliveries, stable occupancy and an increasingly difficult home buying environment. As inflation took its grip across the economy in 2022, by the fourth quarter, rent growth finally stalled and began trickling backwards.
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Archive reports: 2022 Mid-Year, 2021 EOY