Jacksonville’s industrial market is working through a period of adjustment after a rapid surge in new warehouse construction. Nearly 15 million square feet of industrial space was delivered between 2023 and early 2026, causing vacancy rates to jump from nearly 2% to approximately 10%. While this spike has prompted some concern, market participants largely see ...
More than two years after the Lahaina fires, Maui’s real estate market continues to feel the effects of the disaster. While the physical destruction was immediate, the longer-term impacts—ranging from regulatory changes to insurance costs and shifting buyer sentiment—are still reshaping the island’s housing landscape. Ken Smith, team leader of The Smith Team at Coldwell ...
The Ottawa residential real estate market is entering the spring season with renewed confidence. After months of uncertainty caused by fluctuating interest rates and broader economic concerns, both buyers and sellers are now engaging more actively. This shift reflects growing acceptance of the current rate environment and suggests that Ottawa is on track for an ...
The Denver real estate market is undergoing a significant change as technology-driven companies introduce new methods for buying and selling homes. At the core of this shift is an increased reliance on data analytics and flexible transaction models designed to address persistent challenges for both buyers and sellers. Steve deGuzman, a broker associate with Orchard, ...
Commercial real estate has traditionally relied on personal relationships and local knowledge. However, brokers increasingly find that data-driven strategies offer a clear advantage, especially in tertiary markets where national data coverage is limited. Combining local expertise with targeted analytics is opening new opportunities for brokers and their clients. Andy Westby’s transition from a Microsoft technology ...
Boise’s real estate market, once a national symbol of pandemic-era migration and surging home values, is settling into a new phase defined by balance and strategy. After years of rapid appreciation and a severe inventory crunch, the Treasure Valley is now navigating a period of slower growth, increased competition, and more deliberate decision-making from both ...
The Chicago suburb of Oak Park offers a clear example of the national housing shortage, with a dramatic drop in available homes reshaping the market for both buyers and sellers. During what should be the busiest spring season, weekly broker tours that once featured 16 to 25 new listings now sometimes showcase just one property, ...
The Chicago retail market is gradually recovering from the pandemic lows, with new activity driven by local business owners and a cautious return by national retailers. Industry professionals tracking retail leasing in the nation’s third-largest city report fewer closures, more openings, and a shift in who is signing leases and where the strongest momentum lies. ...
The San Francisco Bay Area’s East Bay real estate market has shown resilience despite broader economic uncertainty, with experienced agents such as Negar Souza of Red Oak Realty reporting significant differences in activity and pricing across neighborhoods and property types. Souza, who has worked in East Bay real estate for 22 years, emphasizes that understanding ...
Salt Lake City’s commercial real estate market is entering a phase of stabilization after years of rapid expansion. Different asset classes are responding in distinct ways to new demand and supply pressures, with some sectors demonstrating resilience and others working through the consequences of recent overbuilding. As the second quarter of 2026 unfolds, investors and ...
Newport, Rhode Island’s luxury real estate market offers a clear view into the forces shaping high-end coastal housing across the United States. With average home prices now above $1 million and nearly 90% of deals closing in cash, this historic seaside city demonstrates how affluent buyers are responding to today’s market realities — limited supply, ...
Remote work has fundamentally changed where people choose to live — and who can afford to make that choice. In premium coastal communities like Coronado, California, the buyer pool is expanding as professionals in finance, tech, and other industries discover they can relocate for lifestyle reasons without sacrificing their careers. A Distinct Market Coronado stands ...
After years of dramatic swings, the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) real estate market is settling into a more predictable rhythm. The frenzied seller’s market that defined the pandemic era has receded, replaced by a calmer environment that gives buyers more options and leverage. This shift reflects a combination of economic uncertainty, rising inventory, and changing ...
The Indianapolis industrial real estate market is stabilizing after several years of oversupply and high vacancy rates. Vacancy rates peaked at 16% two years ago and have since dropped to 9.5%, a decisive shift for a market long considered troubled. Billy Powers, Vice President at Colliers Indianapolis, has observed this turnaround up close. A lifelong ...
The self-storage sector is showing early signs of stabilization after its longest stretch of declining rental rates and occupancy in more than a decade. Oversupply and falling rates defined recent years, but industry professionals now see cautious optimism as the market adjusts after its pandemic-era boom. Pandemic Demand Surge Demand for self-storage surged in 2020 ...
