Jeannie Tobin

Denver multifamily asking rents are still rising, though the relatively small increase underscores a softer-than-normal seasonal start.

The Denver area's population is still climbing, though the pace is slowing as international migration pulls back and more residents leave for other states.

Albuquerque’s apartment market is in the middle of another wave of new construction, driving more empty units, especially in high-end buildings.

The median home sale price in Denver has fallen every month since October, and a surge in available apartments and landlord concessions may be playing an outsized role.

While Denver's office vacancy rate hovers near record highs, the medical office market remains a bright spot as a growing population, high median incomes and an evolving preference for outpatient ...

Denver retail leasing is picking up as availability increases, giving retailers more options to expand in the market.

Apartment rent concessions are on the upswing in Albuquerque as an ongoing supply wave amplifies competition for renters.

Asking apartment rents in Colorado Springs, Colorado, are off to their best start in four years as steady population gains and an influx of higher‑income renters tied to the aerospace and defense ...

Albuquerque multifamily asking rents are off to a softer seasonal start than in years past as landlords drop prices amid competition for tenants.

Denver multifamily asking rents are slowly rising, though the latest increase denotes a softer seasonal start than in years past.

Commercial property sales fell year over year across Colorado's Front Range, driven by a sharp pullback in multifamily sales volume.

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.

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.

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 competition for renters.

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, retail and ...

Albuquerque's commercial real estate market remains balanced heading into 2026, marked by resilient leasing activity, low levels of construction and continued affordability.

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.

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 representatives ...

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 renters.

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 occurred in the ...