Sentences with phrase «high vacancy rates continue»

High vacancy rates continue to put a damper on commercial borrowing, agrees Samuel Miller, co-chairman and treasurer of Cleveland, Ohio - based Forest City Enterprises.

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Should attrition continue at a higher rate than expected and result in job vacancies in departments in which teachers were laid off, Martinez said the district would welcome terminated teachers to apply for the vacancies.

With a lower vacancy rate that looks to be continuing downward, one can not help but wonder: why has rent growth for the unit - lease subtype underperformed its higher - vacancy counterpart?

«In the high - risk, high - yield markets, where unemployment and vacancy rates are higher than national averages, the average return was a whopping 19 percent, actually up from a year ago thanks to a strong increase in rental rates,» Blomquist continued.

Nashville's stellar annual job growth (3.44 percent, seventh - highest in the U.S.), moderately low vacancy rate (4.80 percent, almost 30 percent lower than the national average), and even lower median age of housing inventory (a mere 42 days, 33 percent lower than the national average) also highlight how exceptionally strong the demand for Nashville housing currently is and will likely continue to be for many quarters to come.

Meanwhile, the national vacancy rate continued to march upward, rising 20 basis points during the first quarter up to 7.7 percent, its highest rate in more than a decade.

Vacancy rates are approximately 50 basis points below their peak but still 60 basis points higher than their 10 - year average, so it is still a tenant's market and should continue to be through 2013.

Canada's office market is well positioned going into the projected recession, thanks to its strong performance during recent years that drove vacancy rates down to historically low levels and continued to drive rents higher through 2008, says an analysis by Colliers International.

«Commercial real estate in B.C. continues to remain strong despite low vacancies, higher rental rates and economic pressure,» says Sheldon, a Realtor for over 16 years and past - chair of the Fraser Valley Real Estate Board's Commercial Division.

As long as demand grows higher than supply, vacancy rates continue to fall and the expansion continues.

Regional malls, where department stores typically book - end smaller specialty stores, continued to improve in the first quarter, but top - tier malls drove the lower vacancy rate and higher asking rents.

Across Fairfield County, the office market continues to struggle with high vacancy rates.

Office property istings in major U.S. cities are beginning to surge as values rise, while suburban office markets continue to suffer from high vacancy rates.