Commercial Real Estate Outlook for 2022 - THE TENANT ADVISOR
Commercial Real Estate Outlook for 2022 - THE TENANT ADVISOR
Clarity and the New Reality Despite lingering concerns about COVID-19, inflation, and rising interest rates, we anticipate strong demand this year from occupiers and investors in commercial real estate. While the Omicron variant’s rapid spread will continue to temper economic growth in the first quarter, a rebound in the service sector will produce substantial tailwinds […]
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Clarity and the New Reality Despite lingering concerns about COVID-19, inflation, and rising interest rates, we anticipate strong demand this year from occupiers and investors in commercial real estate. While the Omicron variant’s rapid spread will continue to temper economic growth in the first quarter, a rebound in the service sector will produce substantial tailwinds […]
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Clarity and the New Reality Despite lingering concerns about COVID-19, inflation, and rising interest rates, we anticipate strong demand this year from occupiers and investors in commercial real estate. While the Omicron variant’s rapid spread will continue to temper economic growth in the first quarter, a rebound in the service sector will produce substantial tailwinds […]
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Q1 2022 | U.S. Office Market Outlook
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A Stable Second Quarter for the U.S. Office Market The U.S. office vacancy rate stands at 15.1%, an increase of 10 basis points in the second quarter. However, vacancy is still comfortably below the record peak of 16.3%, seen at the height of the Global Financial Crisis. Net absorption, which measures the change in occupied office inventory, was positive in over half (53%) of the office markets tracked in our national survey. National office absorption totaled 3.1 million square feet and has bee...
A Stable Second Quarter for the U.S. Office Market The U.S. office vacancy rate stands at 15.1%, an increase of 10 basis points in the second quarter. However, vacancy is still comfortably below the record peak of 16.3%, seen at the height of the Global Financial Crisis. Net absorption, which measures the change in occupied office inventory, was positive in over half (53%) of the office markets tracked in our national survey. National office absorption totaled 3.1 million square feet and has bee...
Houston Highlights The Houston MSA 2021 population grew by 467,000 during the last five years to over 7.2 million and is projected to grow by almost 589,000 over the next five years. Houston’s racial diversity is twice as high as the national average. Houston’s unemployment rate and job growth made huge improvements between 2020 and […]
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Houston Highlights The Houston MSA 2021 population grew by 467,000 during the last five years to over 7.2 million and is projected to grow by almost 589,000 over the next five years. Houston’s racial diversity is twice as high as the national average. Houston’s unemployment rate and job growth made huge improvements between 2020 and […]
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No industry is returning to life completely as it was prior to the COVID-19 pandemic sweeping the world nearly two years ago. As the dust begins to settle, the commercial real estate industry is looking at how to adapt to emerging trends and develop new standards.
No industry is returning to life completely as it was prior to the COVID-19 pandemic sweeping the world nearly two years ago. As the dust begins to settle, the commercial real estate industry is looking at how to adapt to emerging trends and develop new standards.
Overall Economic Activity Economic activity expanded at a modest pace, on balance, since mid-May; however, several Districts reported growing signs of a slowdown in demand, and contacts in five Districts noted concerns over an increased risk of a recession. Most Districts reported that consumer spending moderated as higher food and gas prices diminished households’ discretionary income. Due to continued low inventory levels, new auto sales remained sluggish across most Districts. Hospitality a...
Overall Economic Activity Economic activity expanded at a modest pace, on balance, since mid-May; however, several Districts reported growing signs of a slowdown in demand, and contacts in five Districts noted concerns over an increased risk of a recession. Most Districts reported that consumer spending moderated as higher food and gas prices diminished households’ discretionary income. Due to continued low inventory levels, new auto sales remained sluggish across most Districts. Hospitality a...
The Florida real estate market performed exceptionally well in 2021. But can it do a repeat performance this year? Table of Contents A Closer Look at the 2022 Florida Real…
The Florida real estate market performed exceptionally well in 2021. But can it do a repeat performance this year? Table of Contents A Closer Look at the 2022 Florida Real…
Houston Highlights Houston’s vacancy rate decreased 20 basis points from 5.8% to 5.6% over the quarter as more inventory was leased than new inventory delivered. Houston’s retail sector recorded 1.1 million square feet of positive net absorption in the first quarter. Leasing volume reached 1.9 million square feet in Q1, an increase of 26% over […]
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Houston Highlights Houston’s vacancy rate decreased 20 basis points from 5.8% to 5.6% over the quarter as more inventory was leased than new inventory delivered. Houston’s retail sector recorded 1.1 million square feet of positive net absorption in the first quarter. Leasing volume reached 1.9 million square feet in Q1, an increase of 26% over […]
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Houston Highlights Houston’s Industrial market continued to gain momentum as leasing velocity reached 10 million square feet in the first quarter. The increase in demand for space continued to spur new development with over 18 million square feet under construction and an additional 65 million square feet proposed or in the final planning stage. Houston’s […]
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Houston Highlights Houston’s Industrial market continued to gain momentum as leasing velocity reached 10 million square feet in the first quarter. The increase in demand for space continued to spur new development with over 18 million square feet under construction and an additional 65 million square feet proposed or in the final planning stage. Houston’s […]
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After a record-setting year, 2022 got off to a strong start. Transaction volume totaling $161.6 billion in the U.S. is a new all-time high for the first quarter. Volume is up across all asset classes compared to 2021, with multifamily continuing to lead the pack. Interest rate increases have been swift, resetting to levels we haven’t seen since 2018. The Fed is fighting inflation, raising the federal funds rate at the same time it is shrinking its balance sheet. Office After a year-end reboun...
After a record-setting year, 2022 got off to a strong start. Transaction volume totaling $161.6 billion in the U.S. is a new all-time high for the first quarter. Volume is up across all asset classes compared to 2021, with multifamily continuing to lead the pack. Interest rate increases have been swift, resetting to levels we haven’t seen since 2018. The Fed is fighting inflation, raising the federal funds rate at the same time it is shrinking its balance sheet. Office After a year-end reboun...