Danny Khalil is the Associate Director of Market Analytics for CoStar and Homes.com for Texas, Nevada, and Mississippi. He has covered several dynamic markets in the Sun Belt for CoStar, including San Antonio, Las Vegas, Austin, and Memphis. His care...
Danny Khalil is the Associate Director of Market Analytics for CoStar and Homes.com for Texas, Nevada, and Mississippi. He has covered several dynamic markets in the Sun Belt for CoStar, including San Antonio, Las Vegas, Austin, and Memphis. His career in urban economics has spanned the public, private, and not-for-profit sectors, working in the broader fields of economic development, urban planning, and research. Danny has been quoted in the New York Times, San Antonio Express-News, Austin American-Statesman, Las Vegas Review-Journal, and various local outlets of the Business Journals. He holds a master’s degree in public policy from the University of Texas at Austin and is a board member of the San Antonio Business and Economics Society.
San Antonio expanded its metropolitan population by 38,402 people on a net basis between 2024 and 2025 according to recently-released estimates from the U.S. Census Bureau.
The most populous state in the nation has posted negative population growth once more, according to recently released estimates from the Census Bureau. Los Angeles, the state’s largest market, lost ...
Rent trends have diverged between the major segments of Las Vegas’ growing industrial market, highlighting the uneven pattern of headwinds for commercial real estate as 2026 moves into the spring.
Developers broke ground on fewer than 600 apartments in Las Vegas during the second half of 2025, the slowest pace of construction starts for the third and fourth quarters of any year since 2013.
The sluggish winter months were especially slow for San Antonio this year, as the Alamo City has now become the nation’s most vacant major multifamily market.
While absorption has generally been lackluster for office space across the country since 2020, the medical office segment has witnessed significant vacancy compression in San Antonio over the past ...
With more than 500,000 square feet of coworking space today, San Antonio has more flexible office space than ever before, even as the number and volume of openings slow.
Multifamily remains the sole major property type with negative rent growth as the Las Vegas commercial real estate market kicks off 2026 at an uneven pace.
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 market.
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 declines far below ...
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.
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 took home ...
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 rated peers.
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.
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 process.
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 retail transactions ...
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.