Research

Industrial pricing on Crexi's platform ticked up 5.4% in price per square foot in September.

In what began as a trend limited to major "24-hour" cities, secondary and tertiary markets are now facing a glut of available sublease space.

South and West lead each of the categories.

But a quarter of operators still have to limit admissions due to staffing shortages.

Half of the top 30 markets surveyed by CommercialEdge saw prices slump in Q3.

Yardi Matrix reports 96.1% occupancy; Washington State, Univ. of Houston particularly impressive.

Consumer confidence is down, with Americans spending 25.6% more on gas and 11.4% more on buying groceries than they did a year ago.

Year over year rent increases slowed but are still up 8.8 percent last month.