Connor Devereux

Newly released data from the U.S. Census Bureau reiterates the Valley’s strong demographic profile and provides deeper insight into where population gains are happening.

Phoenix emerged as a popular relocation option for Southern California logistics users over the past five years, as a sharp run-up in Inland Empire rents pushed the cost spread between the two ...

The average asking rent for Phoenix apartment properties was unchanged in April, marking the fifth consecutive month with flat or positive movement.

Following more than a decade of limited activity, the Phoenix retail development pipeline is expanding again.

The average asking rent at Phoenix multifamily properties ticked up 0.1% in the month of March, extending a four-month winning streak that began in December of last year.

After losing ground in 2024, the Phoenix medical office market regained its footing last year as demand rebounded, vacancy compressed and investing strengthened. Supported by steady demographic ...

Following five years of disruption, the Phoenix office market took a step toward recovery in 2025.

Sales volume for Phoenix commercial real estate properties increased 13% year over year to about $14 billion in 2025. This marks the second consecutive year with accelerating deal flow, building on ...

The average asking rent for Phoenix apartments remained unchanged in February, maintaining the slow-and-steady performance seen over the past few months.

Valley apartment rents started the new year on solid footing, following sluggish performance through most of 2025.

Newly released data from the U.S. Census Bureau reaffirms that, even with moderation from the previous year, Arizona remains among the nation’s top demographic performers.

Arizona remained a top destination for domestic movers, according to recently released geographic mobility data from the U.S. Census Bureau.

The average asking rent for Reno, Nevada, multifamily properties rose 3.6% in 2025, the strongest year-end gain since 2021.

The average asking rent for Phoenix apartment properties fell 3% in 2025, the largest annual decrease since the Great Recession.

Investment sales volume in the Phoenix apartment market has been slowly returning, though the source of growth is shifting.

After a turbulent few years marked by pandemic-driven supply imbalances, Reno, Nevada’s apartment market is continuing its steady climb back toward stability. Taking 2024 as an inflection point and ...

Following rapid increases in the years following the onset of the pandemic, Phoenix apartment rents have swiftly reversed course, with 2025 shaping up to be the third consecutive year with negative ...

Tenant demand for large logistics buildings in Phoenix stayed strong in 2025, but companies are favoring newly built properties over older ones.

The total amount of office space available for lease in Phoenix decreased to about 34 million square feet in the third quarter of 2025, down from more than 36 million square feet in early 2024.

Phoenix apartment rents slipped another 0.4% in November, extending the market’s losing streak to 10 consecutive months. Asking rents are now down 3.2% year-to-date, double the 1.6% decline recorded ...