July 1, 2025
New York's office leasing recovery moves into its next phase
While much of the conversation about the U.S. office sector centers on "recovery," the reality for New York City is far more promising.
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July 1, 2025Stamford multifamily market records eighth-consecutive month of positive rent growth
The apartment market in Stamford, Connecticut, continues to experience positive rent growth at the halfway mark of 2025.
July 1, 2025National store closures have minimal impact on Cleveland’s tight retail market
Cleveland’s retail market remains historically tight despite recent store closures related to national retailer bankruptcies.
July 1, 2025Hotel construction remains strong in Georgia, with Southern Atlanta leading the way
Hotel construction remains robust in Georgia, with about 50 hotels under construction and 125 projects in final planning.
July 1, 2025Orlando and Jacksonville, Florida, rank in top 5 US industrial markets for rent growth
Midwest and East Coast markets dominate the list of top markets for industrial rent growth as of the second quarter of 2025, but the state of Florida is also well represented.
June 30, 2025Long Island’s available industrial space decreases for the first time since late 2023
The amount of available industrial space across Long Island’s Nassau and Suffolk counties totals 13.8 million square feet heading into the third quarter of 2025. That’s approximately 500,000 square feet less than the level at the end of March and is the first quarter-over-quarter decline since the end of 2023.
June 30, 2025Houston job market shows signs of cooling
According to the latest preliminary data for May released by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Houston employment grew by just 0.9% annually, which is less than half of the 2010 to 2019 annual average of 2%.
June 30, 2025Job growth in Nebraska's capital continues to outpace the nation
According to the latest U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics data, Lincoln, the state capital of Nebraska, added 2,000 jobs in May, lifting total nonfarm payrolls to 201,200, the highest reading on record.
June 30, 2025Year-over-year labor market contraction persists in Milwaukee
While Milwaukee’s labor market registered 5,400 jobs gained from April to May, total nonfarm payrolls remain 1,000 positions below year-earlier levels and 1,100 jobs short of their February 2020 benchmark, according to the most recent data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
June 30, 2025Twin Cities labor market remains in expansion mode, but it still trails US average growth rate
Twin Cities nonfarm payrolls increased by 32,300 positions from April to May, driving employment growth 15,600 jobs higher than a year earlier. While the annual growth rate of 0.8% outpaces Midwest peers, such as Chicago (0.5%) and Milwaukee (negative 0.1%), it trails the U.S. average of 1.1% and the region's 2015-19 average of 1.5%, confirming a late-cycle deceleration.
June 30, 2025Cincinnati retail space availability nears all-time low
Cincinnati’s retail market remains historically tight despite recent store closures related to national retailer bankruptcies.
June 30, 2025Puget Sound industrial market seeks to find its footing
Seattle industrial demand has contracted over the past couple of years, and occupancy has remained relatively flat. After a wave of demand early in the decade, leasing volumes have returned to pre-pandemic levels. Meanwhile, speculative construction and an uptick in sublet availability have put a significant amount of space on the market.
June 30, 2025Denver’s multifamily market has turned a corner, but recovery will be slow
Denver’s multifamily construction wave continues to pummel the market. Vacancies remain near record highs, dragging down rent growth as landlords face increased competition for renters.
June 30, 2025Employment growth in Phoenix's knowledge sector lags overall expansion
Though the Phoenix labor market notched modestly positive growth over the past year, hiring in traditionally office-using sectors remained in negative territory.- June 27, 2025
Tenant retreat reduces commercial property values
Falling tenant demand for commercial space drove down property values in May, setting up the second quarter to be an extension of the first as lower tenancy holds back prices even as buyers return to the market. 
June 27, 2025Among price ranges, vacancy now tightest in Houston’s luxury apartment segment
While Houston’s current multifamily vacancy rate of 11.3% remains near a 20-year high, it now sits below the fourth quarter of 2024 peak of 11.7%, with further downward momentum anticipated. For context, Houston's vacancy rate has averaged 9.9% over the past 10 years.
June 27, 2025Job growth accelerates in Omaha, Nebraska
According to the latest data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the Omaha, Nebraska, metropolitan area added 5,700 jobs in May, bringing non-farm payrolls to 521,300. The region has expanded by 4,800 positions, or 0.9%, over the past year, in line with the 2015-19 average, but slightly below the national average annual growth rate of 1.1%.- June 27, 2025
In New York, luxury RevPAR growth accelerates while non-luxury RevPAR growth slows
Despite short-term economic headwinds and uncertainty, the New York hospitality market continues its hot streak, led predominantly by luxury hotels. 
June 27, 2025Healthcare jobs led employment gains in Sacramento in the past year
The unemployment rate dipped to 4.3% across the Sacramento region in May, according to the latest jobs report released by the federal Bureau of Labor Statistics. That was down from a revised 4.5% in April, although it was up 40 basis points compared to last May. Across the regional counties, the unemployment rate was 4.4% in Sacramento, 4.9% in Yolo, 3.7% in Placer and 4.4% in El Dorado. The statewide unemployment rate for California was 4.9% in May.
June 27, 2025Leander, Texas, leads Austin market in population growth, surpassing Georgetown
Leander, Texas, a city of over 87,500 people in the northwest corner of the Austin metropolitan area, was the region’s fastest-growing city between July 2023 and July 2024. Its high growth has been propelled by its desirability among families seeking lower-priced homes and access to quality schools.
