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CoStar reports that commercial real estate deliveries in Q2 2026 are projected to reach their lowest level since 2011, while net absorption faces ongoing momentum challenges.
CoStar's Commercial Real Estate Services Index reports monthly changes in time-on-market metrics for commercial properties in April 2026.
CoStar's retail price index reports broad price increases from Q1 2025, with regional weakness in western markets and office segment softness in the Northeast.
CoStar reports that new supply deliveries have declined to their lowest level since 2012, while net absorption continues to face pressure across commercial real estate markets.
CoStar's Commercial Real Estate Services Index reports on market velocity and pricing trends across commercial real estate assets in January 2026.
CoStar analysis of 2025 price movements across major real estate asset types, with multifamily and industrial leading in the Midwest and office performing in the South.
CoStar reports that new supply deliveries reached their lowest level since 2013, with marginal demand improvements noted.
CoStar reports that year-over-year value-weighted office prices turned positive for the first time since Q2 2022.
CoStar reports a sharp decline in third quarter 2025 supply deliveries across office, industrial, and retail sectors, with aggregate net absorption remaining negative.
The CCRSI reported repeat-sale prices rising in October 2025, indicating firming pricing momentum across the value-weighted and equal-weighted composite indices.
The CCRSI reported that commercial repeat-sale prices were mostly lower in the second quarter of 2025, reflecting continued pricing pressure across the broader composite indices.
Investment grade repeat sales volume rose 38 percent in the 12 months ending April 2025 versus the prior year, signalling a recovery in institutional transaction activity.
The CoStar Commercial Repeat-Sale Indices showed the value-weighted U.S. Composite Index flat at 248 with data through January 2025, posting its first year-over-year gain of 0.6 percent since October 2022.