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Back-to-back blazes in Los Angeles and Chicago have highlighted how today’s bigger, more technologically advanced warehouses, especially those outfitted for cold storage, are at greater risk for fire. Developers are racing to build larger, more centralized...
Prices rose 2.2% year over year in June to a record high, mainly because of growing demand. Existing U.S. home sales ticked up to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 4.4 million, the highest level since 2022, and pending home sales reached their second-highest level since 2023. Wealthy Bay Area and South Florida…
SAN CARLOS, CALIF. — SummerHill Apartment Communities, with architect KTGY, has broken ground 11 El Camino Real, situated on 2.2 acres in San Carlos, 23 miles south of San Francisco.… The post SummerHill, KTGY Break Ground on 11 El Camino Real in San Carlos, California appeared first on Multifamily & Affordable…
A new Redfin analysis takes a look at how much Bay Area real estate OpenAI and Anthropic employees could hypothetically purchase with their IPO earnings, in the wake of two massively valuable AI companies filing confidentially to go public. OpenAI employees could buy 20% of all homes in San Francisco, or 15% of all…
Analysis of Sacramento's hospitality market positioning and growth trajectory despite near-term economic headwinds.
The number of major metros where you can buy a luxury home for less than $1 million is down five from eight last year. Detroit is the most affordable metro for luxury homes, with a median price of $719,252—47.7% less than the typical luxury home nationwide, $1,374,470. San Francisco is the most expensive, with a…
Rents Slide, Supply Pace Holds Steady San Diego weathered economic pressures coming out of the first quarter, as both the wider real estate valuation reset and significant supply growth pressured the market, according to the latest San Diego multifamily market report. Average advertised asking rents slid 0.1%, on a…
IRVINE, CALIF. — C&C Development, a Tustin, California-based affordable housing developer, has completed and opened Cartwright Family Apartments in the Irvine Business Complex. The 4 percent LIHTC project, which is… The post C&C Opens Affordable Housing Development in Irvine, California appeared first on…
The Trepp CMBS Delinquency Rate decreased by 20 basis points to 7.35% in June 2026, led by a large lodging cure. The five largest newly delinquent loans accounted for $998.9 million of the $2.64 billion in newly delinquent loans, including a super-regional mall in Southern California, a regional mall in New…
LOS ANGELES — Kennedy Wilson and Jamison have partnered to develop 4,000 affordable housing units across Los Angeles through adaptive reuse and ground-up construction. Specifically, the partnership is comprised of… The post Kennedy Wilson, Jamison Team Up to Develop 4,000 Units of Affordable Housing in Los Angeles…
WASHINGTON, D.C. — PCCP, a Los Angeles-based commercial real estate finance and investment management firm, has provided a $61.3 million refinancing loan to PGIM and Kennedy Wilson for Parc Riverside… The post PCCP Provides $61.3M Refinancing Loan for Parc Riverside East in D.C. appeared first on Multifamily &…
Analysis of rental trends in Southern California's industrial market, examining evidence that rent growth may be reaching a plateau.
Analysis of declining port cargo volumes in the Los Angeles and Inland Empire region amid weaker consumer spending conditions.
Analysis of declining investment sales activity across multiple real estate asset classes in the Los Angeles market.
Colliers analysis of San Francisco office market conditions, examining leasing activity and demand patterns across tenant segments.
CBRE publishes quarterly figures on the Bay Area life sciences real estate market.
JLL analysis of office market conditions and trends in Los Angeles.
Real estate investment firm Hines completed acquisition of a self-storage asset; 2024 saw 822 self-storage properties trade for $3 billion across 51 million square feet, representing 2% of national inventory.
Market analysis examining pricing dynamics and tenant upgrade opportunities in West Los Angeles Class A office space relative to historical cost premiums.
Analysis of Los Angeles office market dynamics, examining how finance and law sectors are stabilizing demand amid broader structural changes in the market.
HVS analysis of Anaheim's hotel market positioning through Disney investment, convention growth, and the OCVIBE mega-development project.
Harrison Street Asset Management completed a $340 million sale of a medical office building located in San Jose, California.
IRVINE, CALIF. — C&C Development, a Tustin, California-based affordable housing developer, has completed and opened Cartwright Family Apartments in the Irvine Business Complex. The 4 percent LIHTC project, which is… The post C&C Opens Irvine, California, LIHTC Development Cartwright Family Apartments appeared first…
Rents Slide, Supply Remains Solid Los Angeles ended 2025 in similar fashion to how it started the year, balancing sluggish to flat rent growth and solid supply gains, according to the latest Yardi Matrix Los Angeles multifamily market report. Advertised asking rents ticked down 0.3%, on a trailing three-month basis…
Analysis of how California's SB 79 and recent environmental and land use policy reforms are reshaping development constraints and economics for multifamily housing along transit corridors.
The Coronado event could become a blueprint for partnerships between military installations and surrounding communities.
LIVERMORE, CALIF. — Locally based Virtu Investments has sold Briarwood Apartments in Livermore, 44 miles west of San Francisco. The asset sold for $19.8 million. Marcus & Millichap represented Virtu,… The post Virtu Investments Sells Briarwood Apartments in Livermore, California, for $19.8M appeared first on…
FORT WORTH, TEXAS — Franklin Street has brokered the sale of The Reserve on Willow Lake, a 138-unit property at 4101 South Hulen St. in Fort Worth. Santa Barbara, California-based… The post Franklin Street Arranges Sale of Fort Worth’s Reserve on Willow Lake appeared first on Multifamily & Affordable Housing…
Quarterly analysis of the Bakersfield office real estate market conditions and trends.
Q1 2026 industrial market analysis for Bakersfield, California covering vacancy rates, lease rates, supply, and tenant activity in the region.
Quarterly market analysis of retail real estate conditions and trends in the Bakersfield, California region.
Quarterly multifamily market analysis for Bakersfield, California covering first-quarter 2026 conditions and trends.
Analysis of Silicon Valley's industrial real estate market examining divergent performance and characteristics across different industrial property subtypes.
Thought leadership piece examining the Bay Area's role as a hub for artificial intelligence innovation and development.
The proposed Capital Campus reflects a growing belief that higher education—not office towers—could become the next major driver of urban revitalization.
As of May 2026, the national office vacancy rate reached 17.6 percent. Read the latest Yardi Matrix Office Market Outlook. Report highlights San Francisco leads vacancy recovery As of May, the national office vacancy rate reached 17.6 percent—180 basis points lower year-over-year. Manhattan recorded the lowest rate…
More than half of homes are selling above asking price in Newark, San Francisco, San Jose and Nassau County, making them the most competitive markets in the nation. The AI boom is leading to bidding wars in the Bay Area, and in the Northeast, many metros are seller’s markets. The least competitive markets are in…
ULI-backed strategies helped this coastal California locale build its economic base on industry. Now, a proposed AI-era manufacturing building and a massive new housing plan are poised to test that strategy—and reshape the town.
Nearly half of U.S. home sellers gave concessions to buyers in May, the highest May share in our records Concessions were most common in Nashville, the nation’s strongest buyer’s market, where three-quarters of sellers handed out concessions to attract buyers. They were least common in the Bay Area and other…
The Inland Empire industrial market experienced rising vacancy and negative net absorption in Q1 2026, with the overall vacancy rate increasing to 8.5% and year-to-date net absorption turning sharply negative at 3.4 million square feet, driven primarily by four large tenant move-outs exceeding 1 million square feet each. Regional employment growth remained modest at 0.9% year-over-year with declines in industrial-relevant sectors including construction, professional services, and manufacturing, while direct asking rents declined 6.2% quarter-over-quarter to $1.05 per square foot per month as elevated vacancy continued to pressure pricing across all submarkets.
Kidder Mathews' Q1 2026 Sacramento industrial market report documents a market in transition, with the direct vacancy rate reaching 6.7% (a 10-year high) and total availability climbing 190 basis points year-over-year to 10.3%, driven by softening demand and recently delivered space. Leasing activity totaled 1.6 million square feet in the quarter with negative net absorption of 406,000 square feet, while asking lease rates remained stable at $0.82 per square foot NNN and the regional unemployment rate rose to 5.2% in January 2026.
Sacramento's office market maintained a direct vacancy rate of 11.2% in first quarter 2026, unchanged from the prior quarter but up 40 basis points year-over-year, while leasing activity improved 4.2% to 643,747 square feet and asking rents declined 1.9% to $2.17 per square foot as landlords offered concessions. The market showed early stabilization signs with declining availability and renewed government tenant demand, notably the Sacramento District Attorney's Office signing a 121,074 square foot fifteen-year lease, though net absorption remained negative at minus 25,948 square feet and investment activity stayed muted with zero new deliveries.
This is a quarterly market report published by Colliers in March 2026 covering the industrial sector in the San Jose-Silicon Valley region of California.
Kidder Mathews' Q1 2026 Silicon Valley office market report shows leasing volume of 2.1 million square feet (down 48.2% year-over-year), a vacancy rate holding at 16.5%, and asking rents averaging $4.16 per square foot, with activity concentrated among large strategic tenants rather than broad-based recovery. The market saw office investment sales of 615,000 square feet across 11 transactions at $546.1 million total dollar volume, while availability tightened to 16.6%, and Santa Clara County's unemployment rate was 4.0% in December 2025.
This is a first-quarter 2026 office sector data report published by CBRE covering Sacramento, California.
The Orange County retail market in Q2 2026 showed a vacancy rate of 3.8%, average asking rents of $2.72 per square foot per month, positive net absorption of 240,744 square feet, and an average sales price of $572 per square foot, with major transactions including the sale of 43 Auto Center Drive for $49.9 million and Burlington's 26,395-square-foot lease at Von Karman Plaza. Construction activity included 284,179 square feet under development and year-to-date deliveries of 85,425 square feet, with major projects scheduled for first-quarter 2027 completion.
The Kidder Mathews Orange County Multifamily Market Report for Q2 2026 documents market conditions including a 4.3% vacancy rate (up 50 basis points year-over-year), average asking rents of $2,727 per unit monthly (1.8% year-over-year increase), 3,258 units delivered year-to-date (311.4% increase from 2025), and 1,615 units of net absorption year-to-date (29.8% increase from 2025). The report notes that average multifamily sale prices declined to $338,935 per unit (7.0% year-over-year decrease) with cap rates expanding to 5.0%, while units under construction fell 49.7% to 3,093 units as major projects including Pacifica Place at Irvine Spectrum (1,100 units) and Meridian at The Market Place (831 units) were completed by April 2
This is a data report published by CBRE on March 31, 2026 presenting Q1 2026 research and development figures for Silicon Valley, covering the office and life-sciences sectors across San Jose, San Francisco, California, and national markets.
Kidder Mathews' first-quarter 2026 retail market report for the Inland Empire shows a vacancy rate of 6.3%, up 30 basis points year-over-year, with average asking rents declining 1.59% to $1.71 per square foot per month and average sales prices falling 17.85% to $285 per square foot. Construction deliveries totaled 268,162 square feet with net absorption of 287,027 square feet, while significant transactions included the sale of AMC Victoria Gardens 12 for $40.8 million and lease activity from retailers including Ross Dress for Less and Walmart Depot.
This is a quarterly data report published by CBRE on March 31, 2026 presenting office sector figures for the Inland Empire region in California for the first quarter of 2026.
This is a market report published by JLL in March 2026 covering office sector dynamics in Silicon Valley during the first quarter of 2026. The report covers geographic areas including San Jose, San Francisco, California, and national markets.
This is a quarterly market report on the Sacramento office sector published by Colliers in the first quarter of 2026. The report covers office market conditions in Sacramento, California.
This document is a landing page for Cushman & Wakefield's Silicon Valley MarketBeat reports covering Q1 2026 across office, industrial, retail, and R&D property sectors. The page presents first-quarter 2026 vacancy rates: office at 18.8%, industrial at 6.4%, retail at 4.9%, and R&D at 13.0%, along with links to detailed reports on each sector and related Bay Area life sciences and investment market data.
This is a first-quarter 2026 industrial sector data report covering the Inland Empire region of California, published by CBRE.
Silicon Valley's industrial market in first quarter 2026 experienced total leasing activity of 2.0 million square feet, down 7.6% quarter-over-quarter and 9.9% year-over-year but remaining 12.1% above its five-year average, with industrial vacancy rising to 7.4% due to new deliveries including 174.7K SF in Sunnyvale and negative net absorption of 524.2K SF. The region's economy outperformed national trends, with the San Jose–Sunnyvale–Santa Clara MSA unemployment rate falling to 4.0% in January 2026 and nonfarm payroll employment growing 0.7% year-over-year, while industrial-using sectors led growth with Mining and Construction expanding 6.0% and warehouse leasing accounting for 57.2% of total activity anchored by a 267.1K SF Tesla Motors lease in Fremont.
Kidder Mathews' first-quarter 2026 Orange County industrial market report documents a direct vacancy rate of 5.7%, average asking rent of $1.46 per square foot on an NNN basis, net absorption of 58,051 square feet, leasing activity of 1.57 million square feet, and new deliveries of 435,000 square feet, reflecting signs of recovery after two years of occupancy declines. The report forecasts gradual market rebalancing through 2026 as development activity declines and available space is absorbed, with asking rents expected to stabilize and then slowly decline as vacant spaces are leased.
Silicon Valley's industrial market in first quarter 2026 shows divergent trends between industrial and warehouse segments, with industrial direct vacancy falling 60 basis points to 4.3% while warehouse vacancy rose 60 basis points to 5.6%, the highest in over three years. Asking lease rates for industrial properties declined 5.8% year-over-year to $1.80 per square foot, while warehouse rates rose 0.6% to $1.57, with both remaining above five-year averages; industrial leasing activity increased 4.3% year-to-date, but warehouse leasing declined 57.0%, reflecting uneven recovery concentrated in advanced manufacturing and technology-adjacent users rather than broad-based demand.
Sacramento's office market posted negative net absorption of 37,000 square feet in Q1 2026 as tenants continued rightsizing, with overall vacancy declining to 14.2% from 15.6% a year earlier and average asking rent at $2.15 per square foot. Major leasing activity included a 121,000-square-foot new lease by the Sacramento County District Attorney Downtown, while capital markets remained limited with seven transactions totaling $30.6 million at an average price of $103 per square foot, reflecting a shift toward higher-quality institutional assets.
Cushman & Wakefield's Q1 2026 Sacramento industrial market report documents a vacancy rate of 7.0%, negative net absorption of 1.6 million square feet driven primarily by large space exits rather than broad tenant demand decline, and stable asking rents at $0.80 per square foot despite economic headwinds including trade policy uncertainty and elevated borrowing costs. Capital markets activity strengthened with 15 transactions exceeding 20,000 square feet totaling approximately $89 million (a 31% increase from Q1 2025), while approximately 663,390 square feet of new industrial product is expected to deliver in 2026, with most attributable to Costco's build-to-suit distribution warehouse.
This is a market report published by Colliers in March 2026 covering the industrial sector in Sacramento, California, with references to national and Phoenix markets.