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1 week ago | multihousingnews.com | Tudor Scolca

This market is outperforming the vast majority of U.S. cities. Baltimore. Photo by Richard Lippenholz/iStockphoto.comBaltimore started the new year with slow yet stable multifamily fundamentals. Average advertised asking rents were up 0.1 percent, to $1,736, on a trailing three-month basis through January, 20 basis points ahead of the nation.

1 month ago | commercialsearch.com | Tudor Scolca

As AI tools evolve, more CRE investors are looking to implement and utilize them. From streamlining processes and automating document management to analyzing demographic shifts and external factors, using AI for investment can be a good strategy to generate added value.

1 month ago | commercialsearch.com | Tudor Scolca

Office development in Austin retained strong momentum at the beginning of this year, which highlighted the metro’s resilience. The market ranked second nationwide in terms of new office space underway, behind Boston, CommercialEdge data shows. Other fundamentals lagged, however, as the large amount of new space coming online pressured vacancies and investment values.

1 month ago | commercialsearch.com | Tudor Scolca

By Tudor Scolca April 2, 2025 Market UpdatesBostonNewsNortheastOffice Unsurprisingly, the largest investments and new developments were all life science assets. Hines is nearing completion of its South Station Tower, one of the largest developments in Boston at the beginning of this year. Image courtesy of DBOX An outlier among the largest U.S. metros, Boston’s office market outperformed its peers in 2024. With another difficult year for the sector expected in 2025, stakeholders must find...

1 month ago | multihousingnews.com | Tudor Scolca

Many fundamentals are back to historic averages. San Diego. Photo by Thomas De Wever/iStockphoto.comSan Diego ended 2024 with overall balanced fundamentals, with most metrics falling back to historic levels. In line with seasonal trends, average advertised asking rents in the metro were down 0.1 percent on a trailing three-month basis through December, to $2,744.