September 19, 2025
Apartment vacancy has turned the corner in Reno, Nevada
Following five years of wheeling performance, conditions are improving in the Reno multifamily market.
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September 19, 2025Bulk industrial development in Dallas-Fort Worth slows to its lowest share in nearly a decade
Large industrial buildings have become a regional specialty for Dallas-Fort Worth. The region's expansive geography, favorable topology and boundary-pushing demographic growth have created a perfect storm for the development of these larger properties. But recent trends suggest that this appetite for new construction could be dried up.
September 19, 2025Job growth continues to cool in Austin, Texas
Hiring has slowed in the Austin metropolitan area, with the economy adding 9,600 jobs from July 2024 to July 2025, among the weakest annual gains for the greater Austin area in the past 15 years. On a percentage basis, this growth dipped to 0.8%, falling below the national growth rate for the first time since December 2003. It is an unusual position for this market, which has experienced stellar growth for the greater part of the last 15 years.
September 19, 2025Apartment vacancy dips lower in downtown Cleveland
Downtown Cleveland has long been the fastest-growing area for apartments. The size of downtown Cleveland's apartment inventory expanded 87% over the past 10 years, compared to a 14% expansion for the market overall.
September 19, 2025Southern European luxury hotels show healthy revenue growth
Luxury hotels and resorts in southern European countries — particularly in Greece, Italy, Portugal and Spain — continue to post healthy room rates and revenue per available room, or RevPAR growth.
September 19, 2025Baltimore defies national multifamily construction slowdown, with urban neighborhoods leading the way
Baltimore's multifamily market is bucking the national trend, with developers breaking ground on more apartment buildings and the number of units under construction rising.
September 19, 2025Atlanta's office space availability is shrinking in these areas
Atlanta's office market is showing signs of renewed momentum, with several prominent areas seeing a steady reduction in available space due to a mix of corporate relocations, adaptive reuse projects and a slowdown in new construction.- September 19, 2025
US hotels report declines even in a ‘clean’ September week
It was surprising to see U.S. hotel revenue per available room fall in the week of Sept. 7-13, as this was one of the “clean” comparable weeks in the month without any calendar shifts. 
September 18, 2025Office trends better for Las Vegas than US overall
Relatively higher occupancies, rent growth and demand have presented the Las Vegas office market with a better dynamic than that of the nation as a whole over the past few years, a trend that has continued during the first three quarters of 2025.
September 18, 2025Fast employment growth pace in Orlando, Florida, through March was not as robust as initially thought
Employment growth figures for multiple U.S. markets were revised sharply down, according to the monthly Employment Situation Report issued by the Bureau of Labor Statistics, but Orlando, Florida, was the only market in the nation to change by more than 200 basis points.
September 18, 2025Three trends shaping downtown San Antonio’s office market
Downtown San Antonio is changing, as building owners pivot and make decisions in the new reality for the office market.
September 18, 2025Industrial construction pulls back in Denver
After years of record-breaking industrial construction, Denver's pipeline has slowed to a six-year low amid high construction costs and challenges securing financing.
September 18, 2025Strategic location drives growth in Austin, Texas’ Interstate 35 corridor
In the southern portion of Austin, Texas' Interstate 35 corridor that runs through Hays County, industrial development and leasing activity have been dynamic.
September 18, 2025San Diego hotels face mixed fortunes amid rising supply and shifts in government travel
The San Diego hotel market, long known for its high occupancy and diverse demand drivers, shows uneven performance across submarkets in 2025. While the region continues to benefit from military installations, convention business and strong leisure appeal, factors such as rising supply, softness in domestic leisure, especially at the select service segments, and cuts in government travel are weighing on results.
September 18, 2025Who's buying Los Angeles office space? A tale of two eras: Pre- vs. post-pandemic
The Los Angeles office market is still trying to find its footing since the pandemic disrupted the traditional workplace model five years ago. This uncertainty has led to a freeze in capital markets activity that is only now beginning to show the first signs of thawing.
September 18, 2025Milwaukee sees its most substantial employment losses in over four years
Milwaukee’s labor market saw its most substantial year-over-year employment losses in over four years as of July, and shifting growth areas could affect Milwaukee’s commercial real estate landscape.
September 17, 2025Northern Arizona hospitality feels pinch of Canadian travel decline, wildfires and shift to upscale hotels
Recent performance in Northern Arizona’s hospitality market is shaped by a pronounced decline in Canadian inbound travel, the disruptive impact of the North Rim fire and the region’s distinctive hotel inventory mix.
September 17, 2025When it comes to securing more space, retailers keep their foot on the gas
Retailers are navigating a complex landscape marked by rising costs from elevated tariffs as increasingly cautious consumers pull back on spending. However, retailers also keep leasing space at a torrid pace, underscoring the strategic importance of securing desired locations in a supply-constrained environment.
September 17, 2025U.S. hotel market shows mixed results as occupancy and average daily rate trends differ
Through July 2025, the U.S. hospitality sector is defined by pronounced divergence in market performance. Out of 172 markets tracked by STR, 87 have posted year-over-year declines in occupancy, highlighting a landscape where larger U.S. economic volatility and local dynamics are shaping outcomes more than ever.
September 17, 2025Inland Empire retail rents stagnate amid rising availability
Retail commercial real estate investors in the Inland Empire are easing rent increases in response to weaker tenant demand. As space availability has risen to a four-year high, rent growth has dissolved. The market average asking rents for available space across retail building subtypes, from strip centers to malls, is flat year over year and heading into negative territory. Annual rent growth peaked at over 5% in 2022 and has dissipated since then.
