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Phoenix Office Vacancy Continues Decline Despite Sluggish Leasing
Phoenix office market shows declining vacancy despite weak leasing activity.
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Phoenix office market shows declining vacancy despite weak leasing activity.
Developers are evaluating conversions of office buildings to medical office buildings (MOBs) in response to tight development pipelines.
Phoenix is experiencing a surge in adaptive reuse conversions of office buildings into housing and industrial space, driven by excess office supply and limited available land.
Arizona led the United States in industrial real estate investment volume in 2025.
Phoenix office developers are incorporating ground-floor retail offerings as an amenity to attract tenants back to the office.
Houston's retail market demonstrates strong tenant demand with vacancies typically backfilled quickly in most cases.
Cushman & Wakefield reports on Chicago's multifamily market, noting Fulton Market's continued transformation into a residential destination for young professionals amid challenging capital market conditions.
Contractors face profit margin pressure amid inflation and tariff challenges.
Montgomery County implemented an 18-month moratorium on data center permits, halting new project approvals in the jurisdiction.
Illinois is projecting a 40% growth in the 65-and-over population by 2035. Developers face financing hurdles in creating senior housing solutions.
San Francisco's new family zoning plan has enabled initial housing projects to proceed, though construction cost barriers are constraining pipeline momentum.
Bay Area life-sciences landlords are converting lab space amid inventory surplus, with conversion costs proving significant.
Bay Area hotel market shows recovery signs despite ongoing distress concerns in the sector.
San Francisco's AI-driven leasing momentum is prompting Oakland landlords to prepare office space in anticipation of tenant spillover from the Bay Area's tight market.
Bay Area senior housing development pipeline exhibits a split between market-rate and affordable project activity.
San Francisco multifamily rents are rising to new highs, driven by AI hiring and constrained supply, while the broader U.S. apartment market stalls.
U.S. retail construction completions have fallen to their lowest level in 20 years, signaling a significant contraction in new retail property delivery.
Nuveen closed a $330 million fund dedicated to grocery-anchored retail properties in the United States.
Denver office market recorded its strongest quarterly net absorption in four years, signaling improved leasing activity.
Denver hotel owners are increasing reliance on upfront key-money incentives as traditional financing becomes more constrained.
Denver's industrial market remains stable but faces headwinds from slower population growth affecting long-term demand fundamentals.
Dallas-Fort Worth retail market is positioned to achieve a fourth consecutive year of record occupancy rates.
A luxury multifamily tower in Uptown Dallas secured financing for development.
New York City developers are combining housing subsidies and zoning strategies to construct larger affordable housing units, with 99-unit projects becoming a dominant development pattern.
SL Green reports improved cash flow and earnings tied to recovery in the Manhattan office market.
Developers are integrating artificial surf parks into mixed-use resort, retail, and residential projects across Southern California.
Los Angeles office market shows divergent recovery patterns across sectors, with creative industries stalling recovery while finance and law sectors drive growth in Westside and Century City submarkets.
Defense and aerospace spending is driving demand in Los Angeles' South Bay industrial market.
Invesco Real Estate's loan originations jump 112% in H1 2026, reflecting strong transaction volume of $3.2B globally.
Leading data center owners and operators miss carbon targets as AI-driven growth spikes emissions.
Market activity in suburban build-to-rent properties is accelerating, with Salford serving as a case study for this emerging trading segment.
Analysis of competitive dynamics in Manchester's office market between suburban and city-center locations.
Coworking and flexible workspace operators are identifying growth prospects in Manchester's office market.
The onslaught of severe weather has major implications for the state’s commercial property owners’ insurance costs.
The most at-risk states are spread across the U.S. West, with cities like Austin and Spokane, Washington, also at risk.
Gov. Greg Abbott's pause on data center connections aims to regulate power demands and boost established developers in Texas.
Developers adapt to rising home prices and mortgage rates in South Florida, finding options to lure in buyers and lower expenses.
Major hotel chains see growth as business travel rebounds, boosting the sector's recovery.
An analysis of San Diego's housing market dynamics examining policy impacts, demand shifts, and design trends affecting the multifamily and affordable housing sectors.
Market activity and planned speculative industrial development in San Diego responding to strong tenant demand.
Analysis of San Diego's hotel market conditions at the start of 2019, noting strong fundamentals alongside potential overbuilding risks.
Bisnow reports on the drivers sustaining San Diego's retail market, highlighting population growth and mixed-use development activity.
JLL research identifies significant shifts in life sciences laboratory space demand across the Greater Boston market.
Boston's senior housing market is experiencing unusually low vacancy rates, attracting developer interest to address supply constraints.
Atlanta's office market conditions are not yet strong enough to justify new tower development, as landlords focus on leasing existing space.
Report on self-storage market recovery and investor sentiment shift following sector challenges.
Analysis of industrial real estate development activity trends in Chicago as major developers resume project pipelines.
Analysis of Chicago's position in AI employment growth and the implications for the local office real estate market.
Analysis of rent growth constraints facing older apartment stock in the Chicago multifamily market.
Analysis of continued development momentum in Chicago's Fulton Market neighborhood amid broader slowdown in the city's commercial real estate construction activity.
Rising 10-year Treasury yields and a recognition that relief isn't coming are helping push deals in the CMBS market across the finish line.
Florida Keys hotels in demand as leisure travel spikes. Major sales and investments signal market boom.
Orders to vacate are increasing across the board, displacing tenants.
Portman secures a $278M refinancing for Ten Twenty Spring tower, home to EY & Reed Smith.
DST equity fundraising spikes 31% to $5.5B in 2026, putting it on pace to set a new annual record.
Houston office rental rates are on the rise as quality buildings see more than 90% occupancy, but lower-class buildings suffer.
Fort Worth's growth outpaces Texas, drawing institutional investors and spurring real estate development.
West Coast markets are leading the way, driven by strong demand from artificial intelligence companies.
World Cup boosts LA hotel rates but not occupancy. Challenges include travel costs and event planner competition.
Gov. Abbott stopped data center connections to the Texas grid due to audit and compliance issues, prioritizing "Texans' safety."