July 14, 2025
Puget Sound area developers press pause on housing
The Seattle metropolitan area has seen a pullback in new housing permits issued in 2025, foreshadowing a pending drop in completions that will likely lead to upward pressure on rents.
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July 14, 2025Hartford’s retail availability rises in larger buildings following string of big-box store closures
The retail sector in Hartford, Connecticut, has recently seen mixed occupancy performance among buildings of different sizes. Only two size ranges, buildings between 2,500 and 4,999 square feet and those 25,000 square feet and higher, saw availability increase over the past year.
July 14, 2025Stamford retail market largely unaffected by national store closures
The retail market in Stamford, Connecticut, has been mostly insulated from availability increases due to major store closures that have swept across the country in the past 12 months.
July 14, 2025Supply risk constrains pricing in sales of large industrial properties
Overall sales of industrial properties nationally have recovered by almost 20% from the low point in 2024. Even so, the annualized number of logistics property sales through the second quarter of 2025 remains 17% below the sales activity levels seen between 2015 and 2019.
July 11, 2025Retail space in short supply in Sacramento
Sacramento’s retail market has held steady in 2025, even as retail closures have rippled across the nation. Joann, Forever 21 and Kohl’s are among the brands that have announced closures in the region.
July 11, 2025Orange County office availability shrinks slowly
Space availability in Orange County’s office market declined in the first half of 2025, continuing a trend that has extended beyond two years. Total availability has fallen from a pandemic-driven peak near 17% in 2023 toward 15%, returning to early 2021 levels but still above its pre-pandemic rate of 12%.
July 11, 2025Inland Empire suffers nation-leading industrial occupancy loss
Industrial tenant occupancy in California's Inland Empire contracted significantly in the second quarter of 2025 following two quarters of expansion. Net absorption registered negative for the fifth quarter out of nine.
July 11, 2025Multifamily rents in Dallas-Fort Worth backtrack through mid-2025
Multifamily rent growth in Dallas-Fort Worth fell in June, making way for annual rent growth to decline 1.1% through the mid-point of 2025.- July 11, 2025
Fourth of July timing affects US hotel performance both positively and negatively
As expected, U.S. hotel performance during the week of June 29 to July 5 had some highs and lows due to the July Fourth holiday. - July 11, 2025
TSA data shows strong US flight demand over July Fourth holiday
U.S. Transportation Security Administration passenger data popped this July Fourth holiday period while U.S. hotel industry performance fizzled out compared to last year's results. - July 10, 2025
Hotel sales volume increases in the Midwest, led by Chicago, Indianapolis and Columbus
Hotel sales in the five-largest hotel markets in the Midwest have increased, trading at a faster pace than in the previous year. Through the first five months of 2024, hotel sales amounted to $348.5 million; through the same period in 2025, that figure rose to $381.2 million, or an uptick of 9.4%. 
July 10, 2025Apartment rents in San Jose continue to rise as the construction pipeline diminishes
As in many other real estate markets, the past five years for San Jose, California, multifamily have been volatile, with most demand and supply metrics swinging from high to low and back again.
July 10, 2025Hotel owners in Sun Belt and gateway markets double down on brand realignment
In a sign of shifting market dynamics, hotel brand conversions in several major U.S. markets far outpaced their long-term averages in 2024. A review of the top 25 U.S. hotel markets indicates a wave of brand repositioning fueled by changing demand patterns, aging stock and rebranding strategies.
July 10, 2025Halfway through 2025, Long Island’s office market is the healthiest it's been since 2018
Six. That’s how many consecutive years office space demand has been negative across the Long Island metropolitan area.
July 10, 2025Industrial construction starts at record low in Salt Lake City, paving way for tighter market in 2026
As of the third quarter of 2025, Salt Lake City's industrial vacancy rate, 7.8%, is nearly triple what it was three years ago, as a wave of new supply has overshadowed strong demand.
July 10, 2025Debt markets are wide open, so fewer owners feel the need to sell
In the second quarter of 2025, the total transaction volume of U.S. hotel assets topped $3.7 billion, a significant step down from the over $6 billion of assets that traded hands a year prior.
July 10, 2025Industrial leasing improves in Sacramento
The second quarter marked the first time in over a year that vacancy in Sacramento’s industrial market fell quarter over quarter. It reached the midway point of 2025 at 6.6% with a 10 basis-point drop.
July 10, 2025Downtown Houston's apartment vacancy at six-year low
In just 18 months, the headline vacancy rate in downtown Houston’s apartment market has compressed by 600 basis points thanks to robust demand and a pullback in new supply.
July 10, 2025Office leasing diverges this year
Office leasing activity edged higher in the first half of the year, though overall leasing volume remains stubbornly below its typical level from the late 2010s. While a few markets appear to be in full-blown recovery, others are still off the pace, hampered by both tepid demand and the absence of large blocks of available premium space.
July 9, 2025US hotel openings rise through first half of 2025
U.S. hotel openings jumped year over year in the first half of 2025, though a slowdown could be on the horizon as higher interest rates, tighter lending standards and escalating construction costs have curbed new projects.
