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April 21, 2026
Multifamily rent growth grinds to a halt in LA
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 exhibit growth. Although rent growth in Los Angeles has been slowing since 2023, modest increases below 1% continued to be recorded. However, this incremental growth finally ground to a halt in 2026.
April 21, 2026
Sticky concessions continue to weigh on Dallas-Fort Worth multifamily market
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. Concessions, renewals and a protracted path toward rebalancing underscore sentiment in the market.
April 21, 2026
Delayed hotel bookings, tough draws define World Cup lead-up in Mexico and Canada
Hoteliers in Mexico and Canada's 2026 FIFA World Cup host cities are feeling pains similar to their U.S. counterparts — generally lower-than-anticipated hotel demand on the books, with the tournament set to begin in less than two months.
April 20, 2026
Retail rents grow at slowest pace since 2014
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.
April 20, 2026
Houston leads Texas hotel sales surge
Investors stepped up hotel acquisitions in Texas through March this year, with more interest in higher‑end properties across the state.
April 20, 2026
Trenton top-tier apartment segment sports a 43% discount to paying for a house
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 toward apartment rentals.
April 20, 2026
Long Island top-tier apartment segment enjoys nearly 40% discount to mortgage payments
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.
April 20, 2026
New logistics buildings are driving Salt Lake City vacancy rates
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.
April 20, 2026
Rising vacancy among midtier apartments emerges as pressure point in DC area
Washington, D.C.'s apartment market is undergoing a change, with weakness increasingly concentrated in its midtier, three-star properties rather than at the high-end, four- and five-star buildings, increasing pressure on owners of midpriced properties.
April 20, 2026
As US logistics leasing eases toward pre-pandemic norms, differences emerge
Leasing activity for U.S. logistics properties eased back toward pre-pandemic norms after the historic surge during the pandemic-era supply chain boom, though demand continues to vary sharply by building size.
April 17, 2026
Some Nashville apartment owners start dropping concessions
Slowing construction and steady demand are affording some apartment owners in Nashville, Tennessee, a luxury they have not known for a while: renting their units without offering concessions. The number of apartments offering rent concessions has generally decreased over the past several months, allowing the market to start tightening its high vacancy rate.
April 17, 2026
New York industrial leasing picks up in early 2026
Industrial leasing activity in New York recorded a notable pickup at the start of 2026, offering early evidence that tenant demand may be firming after a prolonged slowdown.
April 17, 2026
Commonwealth's office consolidation adds pressure on Pennsylvania landlords
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 office demand, particularly in Philadelphia and Harrisburg.
April 17, 2026
Increased leasing activity helps tighten Pittsburgh’s industrial market vacancy
Industrial leasing in Pittsburgh accelerated over the past year, pushing demand into positive territory for the second consecutive quarter.
April 17, 2026
Puget Sound industrial tenants leased more space in early 2026
Industrial leasing across the Puget Sound region picked up in the first quarter, reversing some of the slowdown seen last year as tenants take advantage of elevated availability levels across box sizes. Leasing totaled about 3 million square feet during the quarter, an increase of nearly 25% from the first quarter of 2025.
April 17, 2026
Masters week scores an ace for Augusta hotel room revenue records
Just as Rory McIlroy made history last week by winning back-to-back Masters titles, hotel operators in Augusta, Georgia, capitalized on the event, resulting last Friday in the market’s highest single-day revenue per available room, or RevPAR.
April 17, 2026
Rift between weekday, weekend performance leads to modest week for US hotels
U.S. hotel performance for the week of April 5-11 finished with a modest 0.4% increase in revenue per available room, though aggregate weekly performance masked a sharp divide between weekday and weekend results. Early weekday declines due to Easter were offset by a pronounced late-week lift, leaving headline results relatively flat.
April 16, 2026
San Diego industrial market sees more positive absorption
The overall San Diego industrial market, which includes flex buildings, recorded its second straight quarter of positive net absorption, which measures the change in occupancy, during the first quarter. That was the first time since 2022. However, with new supply outpacing absorption during the first quarter, overall vacancy rose across the region to 9.5%, a quarter-over-quarter increase of 0.3%.
April 16, 2026
Top-tier apartment rents offer a 36% break from mortgage costs in Lakewood-New Brunswick
The Lakewood-New Brunswick, New Jersey, multifamily market is seeing the gap between the average four- and five-star apartment rent and the average monthly mortgage payment continue to increase.
April 16, 2026
Rising tenant demand leaves Cincinnati with one of nation’s tightest industrial markets
Industrial leasing in Cincinnati surged to a two-year high, driving the vacancy rate to among the lowest in the nation as tenant demand continues to outpace new supply.