October 31, 2025
Property prices decouple: Big investors return, small buyers retreat
U.S. commercial property prices are moving in opposite directions, with big deals in major markets rising while low-dollar deals in smaller areas fall.
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October 31, 2025Office Deep Dive: Philadelphia ranks 12th nationally in big-block office availability
As the nation's ninth-largest office market, Philadelphia ranks 12th out of 15 major metropolitan markets for big-block office availability. The local market currently lists 62 spaces exceeding 100,000 square feet in four- and five-star buildings — enough to offer options for large companies, but still far behind the top-performing cities.
October 31, 2025Industrial leasing volume reaches record high in Northwest Houston suburb
While both nationally and in Houston leasing volume has slowed from the post-pandemic highs, that has not been the case everywhere. In Houston's North Freeway-Tomball Parkway area, for example, leasing volume has already reached nearly 4 million square feet this year, marking the strongest annual performance on record and over 65% above the 2017–2019 average.
October 31, 2025Downtown Nashville continues its office momentum
The downtown Nashville office market has maintained momentum through most of 2025, with net absorption, the difference in move-ins vs. move-outs, totaling approximately 740,000 square feet over the last year, by far the most of any submarket in Nashville's metro area. While new office supply has led to increased availability within the area, the new trophy assets give downtown Nashville an advantage over other areas.
October 31, 2025How hurricane-affected hotel markets have performed and where they are headed
One year after Hurricane Helene and Hurricane Milton made landfall in Florida, all 13 hurricane-affected markets in the Southeast U.S. continued to experience year-over-year revenue growth. Six markets witnessed double-digit, 12-month revenue per available room gains through September 2025.
October 31, 2025Industrial construction for 2025 in Hartford, Connecticut, lowest in a decade
The Hartford, Connecticut, industrial market will finish 2025 with the lowest amount of construction in the past decade.
October 31, 2025AI adoption in San Jose brings third wave of layoffs and more reductions in office space
In 2024, Intuit, the Fortune 500 tech company behind widely used products such as QuickBooks and TurboTax, announced it was cutting 10% of its workforce, or 1,800 people. Like many other tech companies, Intuit was embarking on a period of massive change as it transitioned to embrace the opportunities of artificial intelligence.
October 31, 2025East Bay apartment buildings are getting more interest from investors
The East Bay’s multifamily investment market is showing strong signs of recovery in 2025, with annual sales volume reaching $2 billion, the highest level since 2022, and double the sales volume of a year ago.
October 31, 2025For New York's Chelsea, a sustained recovery in office demand
The Chelsea section of New York City has been experiencing some, but not all, of the hallmarks of the office market recovery occurring elsewhere in the New York market.
October 31, 2025Nominal daily rate gains mask the true rate picture, leaving Texas hotels trailing inflation
Through the first nine months of 2025, Texas hotel room rates look higher, but after adjusting for inflation, real ADR for the four cities remain under the 2019 benchmarks.
October 31, 2025Smaller office leases are becoming more prevalent in Columbus
The volume of new office leases in Columbus, Ohio, has stabilized over recent quarters, though new-to-market deals are skewing smaller as companies look to reduce overhead and improve flexibility.- October 31, 2025
US hotel performance slides in penultimate October week
The week of Oct. 19-25 was a bad one for the U.S. hotel industry. Revenue per available room dropped 5.3% year over year on falling average daily rate and occupancy. 
October 30, 2025What’s next for NYC retail? Experts weigh in on closures and beyond
Retail in New York City may have reached yet another turning point.
October 29, 2025As other sectors of the US hotel industry struggle, group room rates still show robust growth
Through September, the national average daily rate percent change stands at 0.9%.
October 29, 2025The case of demolished hotels: Why they need to be taken down and what they can become
Ever fancy buying steeply discounted furniture and home accents from a hotel?
October 29, 2025DC multifamily market shows signs of strain amid prolonged government shutdown
The latest government shutdown is casting a long shadow over Washington, D.C.’s multifamily market, with industry insiders pointing to weakening demand and shifting renter behavior.
October 29, 2025Housing costs cool, helping to keep a lid on inflation
A softer-than-expected inflation reading in the Bureau of Labor Statistics’ shutdown-delayed release of September’s consumer price index all but locked in a cut in short-term interest rates at today’s Federal Reserve policy meeting.
October 29, 2025Hotel investors in Asia-Pacific eager for deals while performance underwhelms
A major conference in any industry is a helpful barometer, and the recent Hotel Investment Conference Asia Pacific in Singapore provided some key insights for the hospitality business in Asia.
October 28, 2025US industrial forecast sees more vacancy in 2026 with weakness in tenant demand
The national outlook for industrial real estate in 2026 anticipates the vacancy rate continuing to rise and a fourth consecutive year of moderating demand as the economy weakens and real retail spending growth slows.
October 28, 2025Austin central business district hotels see shifting demand patterns during festival weekends
Austin’s central business district submarket experienced mixed hotel performance during the first half of October, with both demand and average daily rate shaped by the Austin City Limits Music Festival and broader shifts in downtown activity.
