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.
Office trends better for Las Vegas than US overall
Las Vegas Valley is one of the nation’s least-vacant major office markets
Relatively higher occupancies, rent growth and demand have presented the Las Vegas office market with a better dynamic than that of the nation as a whole over the past few years, a...
Three trends shaping downtown San Antonio’s office market
From redevelopments to coworking to large, traditional office leases, downtown San Antonio evolves
Downtown San Antonio is changing, as building owners pivot and make decisions in the new reality for the office market.
Multifamily vacancies peak in San Antonio
Though absorption sufficient to arrest rising vacancy rates, substantial compression may not materialize until 2026
With absorption outmatching the number of completed projects during the first half of the year, the San Antonio multifamily market might finally be turning a corner.
South Texas industrial construction grows, diverging from national trend
Laredo and Rio Grande Valley lead increase as San Antonio and Corpus Christi slow down
Despite the relatively higher interest-rate environment of the past three years, industrial construction has proliferated in South Texas, even as development has cooled nationally.
Multifamily rents forfeit spring gains in San Antonio; Cooler fall looms
Price competition remains fierce between properties
San Antonio has reasserted its status as a "tenant’s market" as the summer of 2025 moves further into the rearview. With rent growth cooling alongside the weather, consistent gains...
Only two Southwestern markets crack the top 10 for retail rent growth
Demographics and near-record low space availability fuel gains over past 12 months
Eight of the top 10 markets for the strongest retail rent growth last quarter were in the Sun Belt, including two that happen to be in the Southwest and at higher elevations: Las V...
Availabilities rise across Texas for small-form retail, except in San Antonio
The Alamo City emerges as exception to the rule in the Lone Star State over the past year
As a spate of pharmacy closures weighs on the national retail market, the small-form segment is posting higher availabilities than it did only 12 months ago.
San Antonio’s labor market powers through the summer months
Though growth has slowed, recessionary signals are few and far between in South Central Texas
Unemployment is holding steady on a seasonally-adjusted basis in San Antonio as the market reaches new heights for the total number of jobs held by workers in this growing and dive...