Multifamily properties offer record concessions to attract tenants in Las Vegas
National apartment market has also seen a significant increase in concessions
More than 7 in 10 multifamily properties are now offering some sort of concession in Las Vegas, a trend that illustrates the extent to which Southern Nevada has become a tenant’s m...
Multifamily rents are the outlier in San Antonio
Other property types see nominal rent growth
Rent growth is hovering just below its historic average for industrial, office and retail property in San Antonio. Multifamily property, on the other hand, is currently seeing rent...
Texas reasserts its dominance over population growth
State continues to grow despite weaker migration flows
The latest batch of estimates from the Census Bureau have reaffirmed Texas’ status as the nation’s leading state for population growth.
West Texas multifamily rent growth threatened by weaker oil prices
Lower oil prices could choke demand for multifamily housing
Falling oil prices could lead to reductions in rent as the Midland-Odessa area pushes through the slower winter months for apartment demand in early 2026.
Houston emerges as Texas’ leader for earnings growth
Houston and San Antonio have outpaced most major markets over the past year
Over the 12 months ending in September 2025, private-sector workers in Houston experienced the strongest wage gains of any major U.S. market. During that period of time, workers to...
Largest drag on San Antonio office demand is mid-tier space
Age of space is important factor influencing demand profile for office space right now
Demand for office space in San Antonio has largely been positive and resilient over the past five years, though mid-tier properties have lost tenants to their newer, more highly ra...
Tenants flock to luxury apartments in San Antonio
Lower-rated units struggle to retain their renter base amidst the newfound competition
Renters are making the leap from lower- to higher-rated apartments in San Antonio as a wave of supply foments fierce competition in South Central Texas.
Apartment vacancies rise once more in Las Vegas
Demand is softening as several new communities open their doors
After building a significant amount of momentum in 2024, the Las Vegas multifamily market has reversed course this year, with the vacancy rate breaching double digits in the proces...
Multifamily leads uptick in sales in Las Vegas
Apartments have nudged out industrial properties for the top spot
Sales volume in the Las Vegas commercial real estate market has slowly been building over the course of 2025, with multifamily real estate leading the increase and industrial and r...
Starbucks shrinks its footprint in San Antonio
Only two years have had more stores closing than opening in the region
There will be fewer Starbucks locations in San Antonio next year, a first for the company outside of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Multifamily concessions reach all-time high in San Antonio
Wave of new apartments has forced owners to compete for tenants
Roughly 70% of apartments in the San Antonio area are now offering concessions in an effort to attract tenants, the highest figure ever recorded for this market.
Medical office space increasingly popular among San Antonio investors
Demographic and secular trends underpin confidence in the segment
San Antonio’s medical office buildings are poised to account for their largest share of total office transactions in recent history, a trend that has been building for years now.
Sluggish lease-ups weigh on San Antonio’s multifamily market
Demand persists, but renters will need more time to absorb new apartments
Lease-ups are taking significantly longer than in years past as San Antonio’s multifamily market contends with a historic wave of new completions in the Class A segment.
San Antonio outperforms its peer economies across Texas
Texas’ most affordable major market is showcasing its characteristic resilience
San Antonio’s characteristic resilience is leading to a market-wide outperformance across several economic indicators in late 2025.
These two Texas markets projected to lead in management job growth
Tailwinds for office real estate welcomed by owners of the challenged property type
Austin and San Antonio may enjoy the lion’s share of management job growth during the balance of the decade, according to data from Oxford Economics.
Senior housing sees long-term growth in San Antonio
As the population ages, senior housing will likely proliferate across the United States
San Antonio’s senior housing market is experiencing significant growth, despite the broader slowdown for multifamily construction over the past couple of years.
As Spurs-Suns rivalry heats up, hot Phoenix and San Antonio commercial real estate markets cool down
Following years of rapid expansion, the two cities are headed for slower growth
While the San Antonio Spurs and the Phoenix Suns are set to reignite their NBA rivalry, both Phoenix and San Antonio are facing a broader slowdown in the Sun Belt that threatens to...
Project Marvel may give a long-lasting home on the range to San Antonio Spurs
Texas’ pro basketball team has moved more often than the average NBA franchise
A new development and 30-year lease for the San Antonio Spurs could bring the city’s professional basketball team in line with its peers in the NBA, at least when it comes to arena...
Retail vacancies rise in San Antonio
While uptick in availability could prove temporary, economic headwinds mount
The closure of big national brands is weighing on the fundamental balance between supply and demand in San Antonio’s growing retail market, leading to rising vacancies.
Industrial construction in Las Vegas cools to pre-pandemic levels
Vacancy is rising while development slows
Las Vegas’ industrial real estate scene is undergoing a marked transformation as construction moderates after a frenetic post-pandemic expansion.