Sentences with phrase «reports retail vacancy»

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These days, hardly a week goes by without a new report about struggling retailers and rising vacancies in Manhattan.

The Sterling Cos. reports nine retail projects totaling 1.7 million sq. ft. are scheduled to open in 1998, resulting in a small increase in vacancy, but little or no impact on rents.

To the north, Fort Lauderdale has retail vacancy rates approaching 16 percent, due to the closing of 23 anchor stores in the past year, reports The Sterling Cos., Palm Beach, Fla..

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

Accessible electronically at Reis.com, the new retail reports furnish valuable information on rents, vacancies and expenses in more than 50 U.S. markets.

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.

Outside of urban centers, owners of lower - tier malls are spending more cash up front to avoid vacancies and accommodate restaurants and entertainment venues, which are costly to build and are replacing many traditional retailers hurt by online shopping, Green Street said in report this month.

Retail vacancies have reached a six - year high, reports Seeking Alpha.

Retail vacancies have reached a six - year high, reports Seeking...

Newer properties, particularly those located in high - density areas with strong employment, report even lower vacancy rates, says Julie Taylor, senior vice president of the Retail Services Group at Cornish & Carey Commercial Newmark Knight Frank in San Francisco.

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.

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.

Retail space in the Inland Empire was bifurcating at the end of the year, with properties built since 2010 commanding higher rents and enjoying lower vacancies than the overall market, according to a Q4 2017 report from NAI Capital.

The report underlines several potential benefits to incorporating these design initiatives into commercial development, including higher demand, lower vacancies, and a reduced need to make significant changes to accommodate different types of retailers down the road.

Real estate investors surveyed by PwC US for its second quarter 2012 report expect that weak consumer spending and large vacancy overhang will continue to hamper recovery in the retail sector...

For the eighth quarter in a row, retail vacancies barely moved between July and October 2013, signaling some lingering weakness in the sector, according to third quarter reports from multiple industry sources.

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.

Plus, Cleveland is a bit of an anomaly in a new report on retail vacancy produced by real estate data firm Reis Inc., a Wayne State professor examines the feels of nostalgia that fuel support for Chief Wahoo, and more.