March 28, 2025
Investors favor small-dollar deals as large properties face rising vacancies
U.S. commercial property prices were mixed in February, with the amounts in high-dollar deals falling as those in the low-dollar range rose.
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March 28, 2025Philadelphia pulls ahead of nation’s office recovery in 2025
Philadelphia emerged as the most stable office market among the 15 largest U.S. office markets heading into the spring season. Following a year of occupancy gains, the Philadelphia region now boasts the lowest office availability rate at 14.1%, slightly ahead of Minneapolis at 14.2%.
March 28, 2025Population growth in Madison, Wisconsin, hit multi-decade peak in 2024
The Madison metropolitan area, home to Wisconsin's capital and the University of Wisconsin-Madison, saw its most substantial nominal population growth since the turn of the century in 2024. The state gained over 9,100 people, according to the most recent population estimates from the U.S. Census Bureau.
March 28, 2025Phoenix captured No. 6 spot for population growth in 2024
Phoenix's population growth accelerated last year, according to recently released data from the U.S. Census Bureau.
March 28, 2025For first time since pandemic, near-term outlook for retail demand turns negative
For the first time since the depths of the pandemic, retailers across the country are vacating more store space than they are filling as the effects of rising retailer bankruptcies and store closings set in.
March 28, 2025As construction cools, Colorado Springs apartment landlords curb concessions
After a slight uptick, apartment concessions in Colorado Springs, Colorado, are back on the downswing as the historic construction wave winds down and landlords grow more optimistic about filling vacant units ahead of the spring leasing season.
March 28, 2025Greater San Antonio projected to surpass 3 million people by early 2030s
The San Antonio area may soon be home to more than 3 million residents, possibly securing a spot among the nation’s 20-most-populated metropolitan areas, in the 2030s.
March 28, 2025Atlanta’s retail availability loosens with more large space hitting the market
Atlanta’s retail availability rate is still below its historic average, but more space has been available to lease over the past year. The biggest increases in available space have come in the largest box sizes.
March 28, 2025Southwestern Idaho driving state's ongoing population surge
The Gem State’s population surpassed the 2 million mark in 2024 for the first time, indicating a change of over 30,000 people.
March 27, 2025'Flight to quality' is dominating leasing in Nashville’s office market
Developers have been active in constructing high-quality office supply in the Nashville, Tennessee, metropolitan area in recent years. As corporate tenants continue calling employees back to the office full time, demand for newly built, premium office space has surged.
March 27, 2025Population growth in Milwaukee hit 15-year high in 2024; still trails national average
The Milwaukee-Waukesha metropolitan area saw its strongest population growth since 2009 last year, adding 6,563 people, according to the most recent population estimates from the U.S. Census Bureau. While this far exceeds the average annual growth of roughly 2,150 residents in the 2010s, the region's total population remains nearly 300 people below where it was entering the pandemic thanks to outflows of almost 11,000 residents in 2021 alone.
March 27, 2025Unemployment rate rises in San Diego
San Diego’s unemployment rate ticked up to 4.5% in January, according to the latest jobs report released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics. That was 20 basis points above last year’s estimate and 100 basis points below California’s statewide rate. Data in the most recent jobs report differs from previous releases due to the Labor Department’s annual revision process.
March 27, 2025Multifamily performance in Queens, New York, remains strong so far this year
Of the many regions in New York City’s multifamily market, the borough of Queens continues to outperform both the total market and the national average.
March 27, 2025Population growth in Lincoln, Nebraska, accelerated to eight-year high in 2024
The Lincoln metropolitan area, situated 50 miles southwest of Omaha and home to Nebraska's capital city, saw its strongest population growth since 2016 last year, adding nearly 4,200 people, according to the most recent population estimates from the U.S. Census Bureau.
March 27, 2025Phoenix apartment rents turn modestly negative in February
The average asking rent for Phoenix apartment buildings declined 0.1% in February, snapping a two-month winning streak that began in December 2024.
March 27, 2025Nevada’s population is growing faster than most Sun Belt states, with Vegas leading the way
Population growth in Nevada outpaced the average for both the United States and the Sun Belt over the past year as the state's relatively low cost of living, lack of state income tax, growing employment opportunities and appeal of Las Vegas continue to entice new residents.
March 27, 2025Two major Midwest markets contend with record level of industrial completions
A wave of industrial construction nationally has had varying effects on the vacancy rates of some of the country’s key supply chain hubs, including the Interstate 71 corridor that spans Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana.
March 27, 2025What San Antonio’s largest projects indicate about real estate in 2025
This year is projected to be a slower year for development than the last, with interest rates, lower demand and a slowing economy weighing on nearly every commercial property type in 2025. Nonetheless, several projects are slated for delivery this year, the largest of which can offer insight into broader trends currently unfolding in markets like San Antonio.
March 27, 2025The tide could be turning for Salt Lake City’s multifamily market
According to new data from the U.S. Census Bureau, the Salt Lake city metropolitan area gained about 19,100 people from international migration last year. Meanwhile, around 8,400 residents moved away from the market, giving it a net gain of about 10,700, which is the highest on record. The trend of positive net international migration last year was one witnessed across all of the nation's 387 metropolitan areas.
March 27, 2025Austin, Texas, suburban counties lead in population growth
Williamson and Hays counties ranked in the top 10 fastest-growing counties in the U.S., each growing by 3.7% between mid-2023 and mid-2024, among counties with at least 250,000 residents, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.
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