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U.S. Multifamily Vacancy Forecast: When Will Apartment Vacancy Peak (2026–2027 Outlook)

U.S. multifamily vacancy rates are rising due to a surge in new apartment supply outpacing demand, with forecasts suggesting a potential peak around 2026–2027. However, measurement differences—especially the exclusion of lease‑up units—can significantly understate true vacancy levels, adding uncertainty to market timing. As supply pressures persist and absorption remains uneven, the multifamily housing market is entering a critical transition period where vacancy trends will vary by market and methodology.

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What Search Trends from April Reveal About Industrial Space Demand

What Search Trends from April Reveal About Industrial Space Demand

Search behavior offers valuable insight into how different tenants begin the leasing process. By examining Google search activity during April, this analysis highlights clear differences in how interest in small versus large industrial space appears online revealing patterns that reflect decision speed, discovery methods, and underlying demand dynamics in today’s industrial real estate market.

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Interest Rates May Stay Higher for Longer: Implications for Commercial Real Estate

Why Does it Matter? The Federal Reserve’s latest messaging suggests interest rates are not coming down anytime soon. For commercial real estate, that removes one of the key assumptions many investors have been underwriting around: near-term rate relief. In a recent Bloomberg interview, Federal Reserve Vice Chair for Supervision Michael Barr said rates may need […]

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Multifamily Trends Indicate 2026 Vacancy Rise

Multifamily Trends Indicate 2026 Vacancy Rise

By Nina DaleSource: CRE Daily Post-Pandemic Multifamily Shifts Apartment vacancies are projected to rise in 2026 as new supply outpaces demand, signaling a multifamily market reset, NAHB economists say. According to Multi Housing News, multifamily trends are changing as the Covid-driven boom fades and vacancy rates increase. At the NAHB International Builders’ Show, experts highlighted factors such […]

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Democrats counter Trump’s proposal to limit institutional housing investors

Democrats counter Trump’s proposal to limit institutional housing investors

By Emily WilkinsSource: MSN Both congressional Democrats and President Donald Trump both want to limit how many homes major corporations can own, but a new proposal from Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., makes it clear that’s where the agreement ends. In a bill released hours before Trump’s State of the Union speech, Warren, Sen. Jeff Merkley, D-Ore., and 16 other Senate Democrats propose ending […]

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Developer moves forward with healthcare facility, housing at shuttered Carney Hospital site

Developer moves forward with healthcare facility, housing at shuttered Carney Hospital site

By Isabel HartSource: Boston Business Journal Developer HYM Investment Group is progressing on its development at the former site of Carney Hospital, with plans to build a new healthcare facility as well as housing and retail on the property.  HYM and partner My City at Peace are planning to transform the site into a mixed-use, healthcare-anchored […]

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