Sentences with phrase «as retail vacancy»

Q3 2014 was particularly successful as retail vacancy declined, rental rates and absorption increased, and a handful of significant transactions took place, according to a report by Seattle - based brokerage firm Kidder Matthews.

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Retail vacancies have increased in recent years, as stores are squeezed by rising rents and competition from online retailers like Amazon.

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Vacancies are advertised by TARGETjobs, careers services, specialist recruitment agencies, in national newspapers and publications such as Retail Week, Retail Moves and The Appointment, and their online equivalents.

Companies that operate on or own a lot of land, such as infrastructure companies and retailers (a few vacancies)

Fund managers expect vacancies to be more pronounced in class - B and class - C retail centers as retailers scale back on new store expansions.

Retail vacancy rates will remain elevated, most likely due to e-commerce making inroads, even as vacancy rates of all other property types fall below long - term averages.

Retail vacancies soared in the 1990s as stores moved out to the suburbs.

«The projected imbalance between net absorption and completions will increase the upward pressure on retail vacancy rates, as well as on concession levels for new and renewing tenants,» Chandan says.

Here you'll find forecasts as well as vacancy rates for four commercial sectors — office, warehouse, retail, multifamily — as reported in late October 2001.

For New York City as a whole, Marcus & Millichap research forecasts a 6.8 % total retail vacancy rate and average asking rents of $ 61 per sq. ft. by year's end.

As vacancy rates rise at malls across the United States, with the increasing numbers of retailers announcing bankruptcies, deferring expansion plans and closing stores the energy management system could help operators reduce fixed utility costs.

The brokerage's retail availability rate takes into account vacancies as well as stores occupied by merchants that plan to leave when their leases expire.

For retail landlords, apparel and department - store closures have so far been offset by the store growth of other kinds of chains such as dollar stores and off - price retailers, which have kept vacancy rates low.

That low supply, coupled with demand from better - performing retailers for quality space, helped push rents across all types of retail real estate higher and vacancy rates down to about 10 percent at the end of 2015 from 11.1 percent in 2011 — as retailers slowly shrugged off the recession's vacancy spike.

The retail sector has experienced a modest increase in rents, as well as a slight decrease in vacancy rates.

The vacancy rate for industrial space is expected to decline 0.4 percent and retail space 0.3 percent as manufacturers boost production for goods and services and consumers slightly accelerate their spending.

Minneapolis vacancies are at 10.9 %, according to a United Properties market report, which goes on to say that the strong office market has helped increase retail demand - citing a new Target store downtown as one example.

As of first quarter 2016, average direct retail vacancy in the Denver metro area was 5.8 percent, the lowest it's been in 18 years, according to a report from CBRE Research.

Discipline on the part of developers should keep vacancy in healthy territory in 2017 as more retailers expand into the rapidly growing Charlotte market.

Mall owners are being forced to think outside the big box as retail tenants dry up because of bankruptcies and closures, and are now focusing on nontraditional businesses to fill their growing vacancies, at 7.5 percent industrywide.

Tucson retail, like other property sectors, enjoyed improvement as the marketwide vacancy dropped to 6.8 % on positive absorption of 452,409 square feet (sf).

Market fundamentals continue to improve, as demonstrated by a decline in overall vacancy, and rising rental rates have done little to deter retailers who are looking to expand and secure space in prime locations.

For example, if vacancies are higher on the first six floors, an owner might want to consider alternative uses such as fitness centers, restaurants, retail or residential units.

As a result, retail property fundamentals will take a hit in 2009 — the vacancy rate is expected to peak next year at 17.3 percent, according to PPR, while rent growth will decline 5.6 percent, after a 3.6 percent decrease projected for this year.

Cassidy Turley reported the first vacancy declines for the U.S. retail sector in five years as the market's recovery gains momentum.

Rising Sales and Falling Vacancies According to data provided by commercial real estate services firm Cassidy Turley, the United States retail sector reported its first vacancy decline in over five years as the market's recovery gained momentum.