I am looking for a provider of pipeline reporting for the multifamily
real estate market in the greater Boston metro area.  A sample of a
provider that provides adequate and complete information for other
cities is M|PF research (www.mpfresearch.com).  M|PF does sell a
Seattle report, but, unlike in many of the other cities it services,
it does not have the detail we need.
 
This pipeline report should contain detailed information by submarket,
including the following:
 
* Names, addresses, property developers, number of units and
completion dates of recently completed apartment complexes
* Names, addresses, property developers, number of units and
completion dates of under construction or planned apartment complexes
* Average rents for apartments in various Seattle submarkets (ideally,
average monthly rent, % change year-on-year, average rent for Studio,
1BR, 2BR and 3BR, but I am flexible on this point)
* Average overall occupancy for apartments in various Seattle
submarkets
 
Please contact me with any questions.

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Clarification of Question by logicalboyla-ga on 20 Jun 2003 14:06 PDT

Where I referenced "Seattle" in my question, I in fact meant Boston. 
Sorry--I have several similar questions and did a cut and paste.

<NorthEast Apartment Advisors Inc. publishes the Boston Metro Market
Report.
It includes rents in Class A, B and C properties
Sub market comparison
Top owners and developers. 
Population data, demographics, economic outlook, rental housing
demand.
Construction pipe line, costs, development pipeline with the details
you specify. Apartment sales transactions.
Allston Brighton Submarket.
Back Bay Beacon Hill Submarket.

Samples of the report can be viewed at the website. 

The report is 180 pages long comprised as follows:
Local economy and multi-family industry – 25 pages
Topical report – 11 pages
Sub Market reports –131 pages
Pipeline report – 17 pages
Transaction report – 5 pages
The report costs $1436 for internal decision making use and $5000 for
re-users.
http://www.bostonapartmentmarket.com/>

<"pipeline report" boston>
<://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&ie=ISO-8859-1&q=%22pipeline+report%22+boston>

<"apartment market report" boston>

<://www.google.com/search?q=%22apartment+market+report%22+boston&hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&start=10&sa=N>

<Hope this helps.>

This response answered most of my question, but not all of it
(specifically my first point, asking for recently completed apartment
complexes).  Given that this is a HIGHLY specialized area of research,
I would not be surprised if this is the best (only) answer possible,
but I would have appreciated being asked if getting part of my
question answered was OK before getting a formal answer.