Stability — that's what almost every CRE landlord wants to hear in 2025. Well, you might get your wish if you have to have properties located in Sacramento, California — even as the local economy has shown signs of slowing.
A Colliers report dived into the four major CRE asset classes in the market from office, to retail, while also looking at a couple of alternative sectors as well.
Starting with industrial, Colliers sees construction slowing and tenant demand rebounding, leading to "modest growth" and a return to "normalcy" in 2025. That comes after a mixed 2024 when leasing rose 6.2 percent annually — but the industry suffered its first yearly occupancy decline since 2012.
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