October 3, 2025
Houston sees third-quarter surge in office sales
Momentum in Houston's office investment market continued to build through the first three quarters of 2025, following a steady recovery throughout 2024.
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October 3, 2025Sacramento apartment rents decline
Sacramento’s apartment rents retreated in September, falling 0.4% month over month to an average asking market rent of $1,860 per month.
October 3, 2025Hartford multifamily asking rent has increased 27% since beginning of 2020
The multifamily market in Hartford, Connecticut, has recently been characterized by strong demand and a surge in construction. Last year saw an all-time high in annual new units, with over 2,200 coming online across 18 new properties.
October 3, 2025Orange County multifamily rent growth remains weak
Orange County’s multifamily market posted subdued rent growth in the third quarter of 2025, with most submarkets experiencing modest gains and several showing signs of stagnation. Property managers are taking a cautious approach due to lackluster organic demand generated by employment growth, renter affordability pressures, and perhaps economic uncertainty and inflation weighing on the ability to increase rents.
October 3, 2025Hotel industry slowdown affects top 25 US markets unevenly
The U.S. hospitality industry’s post-pandemic recovery has entered a new phase, as growth in revenue per available room, or RevPAR, across the top 25 hotel markets continues to slow.- October 3, 2025
Rosh Hashanah holiday contributes to drop in US hotel occupancy
U.S. hotel revenue per available room fell 6.6% in the week of Sept. 21-27. The decrease was mostly due to declining occupancy — which was down 2.8 percentage points — but was worsened by a 2.5% retreat in average daily rate. - October 2, 2025
When and where hotels should see demand for FIFA World Cup 26
Kickoff for the 2026 FIFA World Cup still is several months away, but there are some key upcoming dates that hoteliers should circle on their calendars if they want to score their performance goals. 
October 2, 2025Pandemic fallout and labor shortages extend hotel construction
The average time to build a hotel in the U.S. is taking longer, affecting costs for developers and making new hotels riskier. A longer construction timeline increases the chance for increasing costs, be it from weather impacts, increasing tariffs on furniture, or construction labor shortages.
October 1, 2025San Jose multifamily market scores better-than-usual September
San Jose’s multifamily market continues to show signs of strengthening. In September, the annual rate of growth increased to 3.7%, the highest level since February 2023.
October 1, 2025Summer ends with a whimper in San Diego
Apartment rents in San Diego wrapped up September in uninspiring fashion after falling 0.4% month over month to an average of $2,530 per month.
October 1, 2025Retail shuffle: emerging concepts, resilient chains shape DC's tenant landscape
Washington, D.C.'s retail landscape continues to evolve, with the roster of top tenants shifting year after year.
October 1, 2025Inglewood’s multibillion-dollar makeovers: How major redevelopments transformed the multifamily market
During the early 2010s, the city of Inglewood, California, was experiencing significant financial difficulties. Following the Great Recession of 2008, the unemployment rate reached 17%, with 22% of residents living below the poverty line, per the 2010 U.S. census. Average market asking rents were 17% lower than in the rest of the Los Angeles metro area. Recognizing these challenges, the newly elected mayor advocated for targeted entertainment investments, starting with $18 million to renovate The Forum, known today as the Kia Forum. That project marked the beginning of a transformative era that has significantly reshaped Inglewood’s landscape to what it is today.
October 1, 2025Consumers remain cautiously optimistic after summer shopping spree
American consumers have shaken off the uncertainty of the year's first half with a summer spending spree that has left many economists revising earlier projections upward.
September 30, 2025Here's where apartment rents are projected to hold up best across Colorado's Front Range
An unprecedented wave of multifamily construction has led to rising vacancies and slower rent growth across Colorado’s Front Range region over the past few years.
September 30, 2025Strong third-quarter apartment demand marks another step in Austin, Texas’ recovery
This year has proven to be a turning point for the Austin, Texas, multifamily market.
September 30, 2025Ogden, Utah, apartment demand cools in the third quarter
Demand for apartments in Ogden, Utah, moderated slightly in the third quarter this year, posting 190 units of absorption, or the net change in occupied units. It represents one of the slowest third quarters since 2019 amid softer household formation and slower in-migration.
September 30, 2025Available industrial space in Cincinnati hits lowest point in 18 months
The amount of available industrial space in Cincinnati is at its lowest point in 18 months, as limited construction and a steady demand for space have tightened the market.
September 30, 2025Seattle apartment demand surges to meet record completions
From the start of 2024 through the first half of 2025, builders added more units to the Puget Sound region's apartment inventory than over any other 18-month period in the region's history.
September 30, 2025Household incomes in the Seattle area are rising faster than apartment rents
Seattle's apartment market has experienced dramatic shifts since the start of the decade. As demand surged post-pandemic, the Puget Sound region's record rent growth in 2021 and 2022 outpaced income growth.
September 30, 2025Germany’s Rheinmetall to invest $31.7 million in Michigan expansion
The U.S. subsidiary of Germany’s largest defense company, Düsseldorf-based Rheinmetall AG, is investing $31.7 million in Michigan, creating 450 jobs and expanding its U.S. footprint.
