Definition of «vacancy rates»

Vacancy rates refer to the percentage or proportion of available space in a commercial property that is unoccupied at any given time. This metric is commonly used by real estate investors, landlords and property managers as an indicator of market demand for office, retail, industrial or residential properties. A low vacancy rate suggests high demand and strong competition among tenants while a high vacancy rate indicates weak demand and ample available space in the market. Vacancy rates can also vary depending on location, size, type and condition of property as well as other factors such as lease terms, rental rates or economic conditions.

Sentences with «vacancy rates»

  • With low vacancy rates in the single digits, many of our investor clients whose prior focus was single family properties are now switching to small multifamily properties. (investingarchitect.com)
  • It's not surprising the third quarter national rental vacancy rate of 2017 rose 0.7 points to 7.5 percent. (designblendz.com)
  • That creates a big demand for rental properties, resulting in one of the lowest vacancy rates in the country and slowly rising rent prices. (trustedchoice.com)
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