The commercial real estate market in New Orleans may best be characterized as steady, with slow but gradual improvements in leasing fundamentals continuing to take shape.
Multifamily rents in Dallas-Fort Worth increased by 0.2% in May, the highest month-over-month reading since April 2025, based on CoStar's daily asking rent series. While only one month of data, it ...
Industrial development across the Midwest has surged over the past five years, with Indianapolis, Indiana, and Columbus, Ohio, emerging as the clear leaders.
The Albuquerque apartment market’s spring leasing season is in full gear, and property managers are responding to the momentum by pushing rents higher.
Recent revisions from the Bureau of Labor Statistics have led to significant changes to data for the national job market. In San Antonio, the picture now looks more like a flat market than one that ...
Las Vegas hotels experienced one of the most dramatic pricing expansions in the U.S. lodging industry over the past two decades, with average daily rate growth overwhelmingly driving the market’s ...
Industrial development across South Central Pennsylvania has concentrated in three primary markets—York, Harrisburg, and Reading—driven largely by three factors: highway connectivity, proximity to ...
The market is rightsizing the amount of competitive office space needed by addressing the “highest and best use” of the building and, perhaps more importantly, the land itself.
U.S. hotel demand overcame a soft Memorial Day weekend as post-holiday travel drove the largest year-over-year increase in room demand of the month in the week of May 24-30.
Commercial Property Assessed Clean Energy, or C-PACE, financing has become one of the most discussed tools in hotel finance, not because owners suddenly became more sustainability focused, but ...
After several years of steady rent gains, the Lakewood‑New Brunswick apartment market in New Jersey briefly lost momentum late last year but is showing signs of renewed pricing power as supply ...
Over the last four years, hotel development in the Midwest has been defined by the dominance of a small group of global hotel companies and a clear preference for efficient, scalable brands.
June 5, 2026
