7,308 CoStar Insight results

The U.S. retail market entered the second quarter of 2026 with supply and demand remaining broadly balanced, following a seasonally weak first quarter marked by elevated retailer move‑outs.

U.S. apartment rents rose just 0.2% on average last month for the weakest April since 2014, excluding the pandemic year of 2020. That suggests this year's spring leasing season is more restrained ...

U.S. office vacancy retreated further in the first quarter to 14%, and CoStar's latest forecast calls for it to hold near this level through 2026 before beginning a slow, sustained decline beginning ...

First-quarter revenue per available room points to a resilient U.S. hotel industry across most price points, following a year of steady deceleration in 2025, signaling durable demand from both the ...

Toronto’s retail sector has shown remarkable resilience to date, but forward‑looking economic indicators increasingly point to a more challenging environment ahead.

U.S. industrial property demand is expected to start overtaking new supply early next year, changing a dynamic that's plagued warehouse and logistics real estate owners in the post-pandemic era.

Driven by a strong performance in March, the U.S. hotel industry ended the first quarter of 2026 with an increase of just under 4% in revenue per available room, a performance that was even stronger ...

Retail spending across Toronto has remained surprisingly resilient despite a clear deterioration in economic conditions.

Global biopharmaceutical company AbbVie is investing $1.4 billion to build a drugmaking plant in Durham, North Carolina, just the latest major life sciences commitment in the state.

MetroVancouver, a federation of the local municipalities making up a vast portion of the greater Vancouver area, has decided to roll back increased development cost charges, or DCCs, it implemented ...

Population growth in the Vancouver region is expected to remain positive in the next decade, albeit at a far more moderate rate. However, cumulative gains are expected to be uneven, with slower ...

After a historic run of population growth in Calgary, Alberta's largest city is expected to return to a more-normalized level of population growth, while still leading the nation. The age composition ...

Speakers at the 2026 CREJ Hotel Summit & Expo affirmed that the U.S. lodging sector has moved beyond uncertainty and into a more disciplined phase of the cycle.

During the first quarter of 2026, apartment rents in Los Angeles had zero growth, representing the first instance this decade, aside from the pandemic period, where year-over-year rents did not ...

As the Dallas-Fort Worth multifamily market continues to wrestle with negative rent growth, survey results from property management professionals underscore a challenging operating environment. ...

Retail rents grew at their slowest pace in the first quarter since 2014, reflecting a market gradually returning to equilibrium after several years of outsized gains.

Investors stepped up hotel acquisitions in Texas through March this year, with more interest in higher‑end properties across the state.

The Trenton, New Jersey, multifamily market is seeing the gap between the average rent for four- and five-star apartments and the average monthly mortgage payment continue to widen, driving demand ...

The Long Island, New York, multifamily market is seeing the gap between the average monthly mortgage payment and the average rent for four- and five-star apartments continue to widen.

A heavy cycle of speculative construction is pushing Salt Lake City logistics vacancy higher, lifting the rate to 10.1% as pandemic‑driven demand fades.