Brenda Nguyen

Pennsylvania’s Space Optimization and Utilization Project, or SOUP, introduced in early 2025, is reshaping the Commonwealth’s office footprint in ways that carry implications for private‑sector ...

After going through a period of reduced leasing from its recent peak, Philadelphia’s medical office market is regaining balance as the spring season begins. While vacancy has edged higher over the ...

Apartment development in Center City Philadelphia is rapidly winding down as the downtown multifamily sector enters its quietest supply cycle in more than a decade.

The latest Census estimates reveal distinct regional population growth trends across Pennsylvania. Rural counties are lagging due to limited economic opportunities. In contrast, affordable areas near ...

Philadelphia's medical office market has entered a cooling period following several years of sustained expansion. Characterized by reduced demand, rising vacancy and decelerating rent growth, the ...

Philadelphia's industrial property market has undergone a structural shift since 2020, driven by rising land costs, accelerating e-commerce demand, and the growing sophistication and efficiency of ...

Although the availability of industrial space in the Philadelphia region has dipped slightly overall, its composition is changing — and the increasing level of sublet space is a defining trend.

Renter demand for apartments across Philadelphia has eased in early 2026, following one of the strongest leasing years in recent decades.

Rents of Philadelphia-area apartments slowed to their smallest increase, with asking rents up by an average of only 1.4% annually, the slowest pace recorded in more than a decade.

Office demolitions across Philadelphia surged over the past year to their highest level in nearly a decade. Approximately 1.4 million square feet of office space was cleared from the market inventory ...

Philadelphia's multifamily market has sustained meaningful investment momentum over the past year, building on a recovery that began in mid-2024 when institutional investors returned to the market. ...

Philadelphia's multifamily investment market gained momentum heading into 2026 as property owners increasingly list their assets for sale.

The amount of available retail space across Philadelphia is hovering at a multi-decade low, following several years of resilient retail demand. At the end of 2025, Philadelphia had just 17.6 million ...

Newer retail properties built since 2010 have demonstrated unwavering resilience, with increasing occupancy recorded each quarter. Across Philadelphia, retailers continue to favor newer, ...

While U.S. vacancy rates climb higher, Philadelphia has already passed its peak — signaling that the local rental market is finding its footing faster than the rest of the country.

As Philadelphia rental apartments enter the traditionally slower winter leasing season, concessions have been on the rise.

Philadelphia ranks 25th nationally in terms of its overall share of speculative industrial development as the region closes out 2025. As of the fourth quarter, speculative projects—those built ...

The industrial real estate market has undergone a dramatic shift, with properties built before 2010 experiencing negative absorption while newer facilities continue to attract strong occupier ...

The Lehigh Valley apartment rental market has experienced a mismatch between housing supply and population growth, resulting in rent increases that have outpaced income growth in recent years.

Greater Philadelphia's apartment rental market has reached a turning point that's been five years in the making.