Fueled by consumers' resiliency, the retail sector should remain in expansion mode in 2024, particularly the single-tenant segment given low vacancy rates.
Sun Belt Office Markets in FL & NC with elevated in-migration and business relocations outperform.
Confluence of strong demographics with key shipping nodes play large role in 2024 index.
Retail retains status as the least vacant property sector. Strong fundamentals and consumer resiliency help brace against potential headwinds.
Office performance remains fragmented, driven by a variety of company approaches to office usage.
Construction slows and healthcare retailers shutter, mitigating emerging vacancy pressures.
The Queen City maintains a high level of in-migration, prompting investment in growing areas.
Tenants increasingly favor smaller, higher-quality space; Medical Office demand is still robust.
Leasing from notable firms keeps vacancy below historical norms, despite a recent supply influx.
Transformative job growth prospects help Raleigh's Retail sector absorb the supply wave.
Mixed-Use buildings draw the bulk of space demand, reflecting growing importance of shorter commutes.
Midyear 2023 Industrial Outlook that includes state of employment, construction, vacancy and rents in this area.
Demographic tailwinds propelling labor market, keeping retail space demand on upward path.
Business and lifestyle advantages mitigate office market headwinds.
Port Upgrades and Lessened Risk of Overbuilding Brighten the Metro’s Long-Term Outlook
Second quarter 2024 retail trends for West Palm Beach market.
The nation's second most costly market to lease space gets more expensive amid very low vacancy.
Logistics firms take up space, mitigating the impact of construction and driving up rents.
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