Albuquerque apartment rents fall for the first time in more than a decade
Landlords expand incentives as fresh supply outpaces leasing activity across metropolitan area
The average asking rent for an Albuquerque apartment fell 0.4% in 2025, marking the first decline in 16 years as landlords drop prices amid competition for renters.
Salt Lake City apartment rents decline for third straight year
Average asking rates fell 2.2% in 2025
Competition from new supply continues to weigh on Salt Lake City’s rent growth as landlords drop rates and offer generous concessions to compete for tenants.
Denver apartment rent growth falls for second year in a row
Annual average asking rents fell 3.3% last year amid increased competition for tenants
The average asking rent for a Denver apartment fell 3.3% in 2025, marking the largest decline since the Great Recession as landlords continue to drop prices amid increased competit...
Denver multifamily sales pull back, while other property types see bump
Annual commercial real estate deal volume fell 12% in 2025 from prior year
Denver's commercial real estate market recorded an annual decline in total investment volume in 2025, driven by a sharp drop in multifamily sales. However, an increase in office, r...
Albuquerque commercial real estate holds firm: Office, industrial, retail markets signal stability into next year
Key takeaways heading into 2026
Albuquerque's commercial real estate market remains balanced heading into 2026, marked by resilient leasing activity, low levels of construction and continued affordability.
Supply relief ahead for Salt Lake City apartments as construction pipeline hits 13-year low
5 takeaways for the region heading into 2026
A persistent imbalance between supply and demand continues to weigh on Salt Lake City’s apartment market as new supply has exceeded demand over the past four consecutive years.
Salt Lake City industrial real estate could be nearing end of slump
5 takeaways for the area heading into 2026
The vacancy rate in Salt Lake City's industrial market has risen to a near-record high as the addition of new space continued to outpace softer net absorption in 2025. Local tenant...
Construction slowdown gives Denver's multifamily market room to recover in new year
Five key takeaways for the market heading into 2026
Denver's multifamily construction wave continues to pummel the market. Vacancies remain near record highs, dragging down rent growth as landlords face increased competition for ren...
Denver’s industrial market cools, with more turbulence projected in the coming year
Five key takeaways for the market heading into 2026
Denver’s industrial market cooled in 2025 as net absorption dipped into negative territory and the construction pipeline continued to decelerate. However, most of the space losses ...
Albuquerque’s apartment market faces new challenges
Five key takeaways heading into 2026
Albuquerque’s apartment market is gearing up for another wave of new construction in 2026, which could push vacancy rates higher and keep rent growth sluggish. However, strong dema...
Tight retail market and strong rent growth position Salt Lake City for continued resilience
5 key takeaways for the market heading into 2026
Salt Lake City’s retail market remains fundamentally tight, supported by consistent household growth, above-average income gains and a resilient consumer base.
Salt Lake City office market hints at stabilization amid persistent vacancy challenges
5 takeaways for the market heading into 2026
The Salt Lake City office market continues to face a tough time as tenants reassess space requirements and office-using job growth slows. Net absorption turned sharply negative in ...
Denver's retail market is riding high, though potential slowdown looms
Five key takeaways for the market heading into 2026
Denver's retail market is ending 2025 on a high note, benefiting from an exceptionally low availability rate, limited new construction and a resilient consumer base.
Denver office market shows signs of stabilizing, but high vacancies and distressed sales persist
Five key takeaways for the market heading into 2026
Challenges persist for Denver's office market as tenants continue to reassess their office needs and office-using job growth slows.
Denver-area apartment renters are seeing lower rates, bigger concessions
Property managers are now offering up to 14 weeks of free rent on a one-year lease
The Denver area's multifamily construction wave is nearing its end, but the recovery is expected to be slow as vacancies continue to hover near record levels and demand cools with ...
Salt Lake City apartment rents decline for third straight month
Average asking rents are down 0.2% year to date
Competition from new supply continues to weigh on Salt Lake City’s rent growth as landlords drop rates and offer generous concessions to compete for tenants.
Here's where apartment rents are projected to hold up best across Colorado's Front Range
Construction wave is largely stunting rent growth across region
An unprecedented wave of multifamily construction has led to rising vacancies and slower rent growth across Colorado’s Front Range region over the past few years.
In boost for landlords, Denver apartment demand outpaces new construction for first time in three years
Vacancy likely peaked in early 2025
In an encouraging sign for local landlords and property managers, apartment demand in the Denver area pulled ahead of new construction for the first time in three years.
Denver retail rent growth outpaces national average
Tight market conditions keep rent growth positive
Available retail space in the Denver area remains scarce, and competition for the right type of space in the right location is supporting rent growth.
Apartment concessions hit all-time high in Colorado Springs
Renters can get up to three months of free rent
The percentage of apartments offering concessions has hit an all-time high in Colorado Springs, Colorado, as property managers and landlords vie for renters ahead of the market's s...