Blaise Tomazic is the Director of Market Analytics for CoStar and Homes.com, where he analyzes commercial and residential real estate markets across St. Louis, Kansas City, and other Midwest metros. His work focuses on market fundamentals, performanc...
Blaise Tomazic is the Director of Market Analytics for CoStar and Homes.com, where he analyzes commercial and residential real estate markets across St. Louis, Kansas City, and other Midwest metros. His work focuses on market fundamentals, performance trends, and shifts in supply and demand, with particular attention to commercial and residential conditions, including rental activity, pricing, inventory, and absorption. With more than 15 years of experience in commercial real estate, Blaise brings insight into regional market cycles and economic conditions. He is a frequent speaker for real estate organizations, including CCIM, and his market insights have been featured in local Business Journal publications and graduated from the University of Dayton with a bachelor's degree in finance.
The commercial property investment market in Memphis, Tennessee, is entering 2026 on slightly firmer footing as transactions rose in a landscape shaped by easing rate volatility, improving liquidity ...
St. Louis’s investment market is entering 2026 on firmer footing as transactions rose in a landscape defined by easing rate volatility, improving liquidity and more predictable lending conditions. ...
Louisville’s investment market is entering 2026 in a stronger position after a meaningful rebound in deal activity last year. Transactions rose in a landscape shaped by easing rate volatility, ...
The Indianapolis investment market is entering 2026 on somewhat firmer footing as transactions rose in a landscape defined by easing rate volatility, improving liquidity and more predictable lending ...
Kansas City’s investment market is moving through early 2026 on firmer footing as transactions have risen in a landscape defined by easing rate volatility, improving liquidity and more predictable ...
With increased borrowing costs, higher equity requirements and slowing rent growth, multifamily construction activity in Kansas City has reached its lowest level in about a decade.
Higher borrowing costs, stricter equity requirements and slower rent growth have pushed apartment construction in Indianapolis to its lowest level in nearly 10 years.
With increased borrowing costs, higher equity requirements, and slowing rent growth, multifamily construction activity in St. Louis has reached its lowest level in about a decade.
The Kansas City office market has about 14.7 million square feet of available space, which is down roughly 21% from the peak in 2024. One of the biggest drivers behind that drop is the improvement in ...
The St. Louis office market has about 16.1 million square feet of available space, which is down roughly 13% from the peak in 2023. One of the biggest drivers behind that drop is the improvement in ...