Agota Felhazi

3 weeks ago | commercialsearch.com | Agota Felhazi

By Agota Felhazi June 4, 2025 Research CenterBrokerageNewsTop Brokerage Firms Office reductions account for the majority of changes, but a sizeable portion made no changes to their current occupancies. Data courtesy of CPE survey, Commercial Property Executive compiled the 2025 list of the top 20 commercial real estate brokerage firms. Overall, these leading companies brokered sales amounting to $482 billion in the past year, marking a $32 billion increase year-over-year. The brokerage firms...

3 weeks ago | multihousingnews.com | Agota Felhazi

Market-rate properties accounted for the largest share of deals closed by the 2025 Top Multifamily Brokerage Firms, but affordable housing showed an increase. Source: Yardi MatrixMulti-Housing News’ 2025 Top Brokerage Firms ranking highlighted 16 companies—two companies shared fifth place this time around. These leading firms arranged multifamily transactions totaling $109.7 billion in 2024, involving transactions from market rate properties to military housing communities.

1 month ago | multihousingnews.com | Agota Felhazi

The market continues to show midwestern strength. Cleveland. Photo by Ultima_Gaina/iStockphoto.comCleveland’s multifamily market recorded uneven fundamentals at the start of the year. Rent growth was 0.3 percent on a trailing three-month basis through February, while the U.S. average remained flat.

1 month ago | multihousingnews.com | Agota Felhazi

A wall of deliveries has brought some short-term pain. Jacksonville. Photo by felixmizioznikov/iStockphoto.comJacksonville average advertised asking rents were flat on a trailing three-month basis as of February, on par with the nation. Yet, the increase in new deliveries over the past two years took its toll.

1 month ago | multihousingnews.com | Agota Felhazi

The market keeps growing, in line with midwestern peers. Kansas City. Photo by Ryan Wewers/iStockphoto.comKansas City started 2025 maintaining healthy fundamentals, in line with similar markets in the Midwest and Northeast. Average advertised asking rates rose on a trailing three-month basis through January, up 0.1 percent, to $1,306, even as the U.S. figure slid 0.1 percent, to $1,746.