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The past year was bustling for Long Island's residential and commercial real estate markets, with high demand for homes, consistent office rents, relatively low retail vacancies and continued demand... [more]

Looking at commercial vacancy rates from the third quarter of this year to the third quarter of 2012, NAR forecasts vacancies to decline 0.3 percentage points in the office sector, 0.6 points in industrial real estate, 0.7 points in the retail sector, and 0.9 percentage points in the multifamily rental market.

In Cincinnati, the vacancy rate reached 12.3 percent in the second quarter due to a glut of retail space that came on the market in the first half of 2006 and has proved hard to rent.

Compare that to the office sector's 17.5 percent vacancy rate and industrial's 17 percent, and it's easy to see that retail properties are propping up the market during the current economic downturn.

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

According to Reed, the reason Mapping Analytics executives felt this would be the right time to target the landlord market was the rising national vacancy rate and the fact that many landlords are looking for new retailers to replace tenants who have filed for bankruptcy or decided to close stores.

Vacancy rates in the retail market are expected to decline from 9.7 percent currently to 9.5 percent in the first quarter of 2016.

Currently, the markets with the lowest retail vacancy rates include San Francisco, at 3.0 percent; Fairfield County, Conn., and San Jose, Calif., at 4.5 percent; Long Island, N.Y., 4.9 percent; and Orange County, Calif., at 5.0 percent.

Markets with low retail vacancy rates include San Francisco and Long Island and ones with high rates are Dayton and Tulsa, Okla..

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.

«The past few years have been booming in Atlanta, but with the technology decline there has been a noticeable increase in office vacancy rates; the apartment occupancy rates have been touched by the decrease in the number of jobs created each year; all of which are affecting the retail market.»

One of the market driving forces is the growing appetite for modern office and retail space in the key hubs where vacancy levels are considerably lower than in B - grade properties — especially older buildings in outlying suburbs — and these investors are likely to come under increasing pressure.

Presently, markets with the lowest retail vacancy rates include Fairfield County, Conn., at 3.9 percent; San Francisco, 4.0 percent; Long Island, N.Y., 5.2 percent; and Northern New Jersey at 5.3 percent.

Markets with the lowest retail vacancy rates currently include San Francisco; Miami; Honolulu; and Long Island, N.Y., all with vacancies in the 7 to 8 percent range.

Overall, Denver's real estate market should be robust enough to weather the store closings without a big jump in retail vacancy, said Mary Beth Jenkins, president of The Laramie Co., a Denver commercial real estate brokerage.

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.

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

Topics: Tucson, Commercial real estate, Investment property, Market trends, Vacancy, Property management, Retail

Topics: Tucson, Commercial real estate, Investment property, Absorption, Market trends, Vacancy, Retail

Presently, markets with the lowest retail vacancy rates include San Francisco, 3.6 percent; Fairfield County, Conn., at 4.1 percent; and Long Island, N.Y., and Orange County, Calif., each at 5.3 percent.

Fueled by an active tourism industry, Miami's retail market continued to register decreasing vacancy and rising rental rates in 2016.

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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.

According to international property consultant JLL, with no new shopping centres delivered to the market in Q1 2017, the vacancy rate in existing retail properties in Moscow declined from 7.5 % to 7.2 %.

Even in the retail markets, vacancies, occupancies and rents all improved in a majority of the 80 metro areas tracked by Reis.

«Even though there is a lot of retail development under way, in most Canadian markets there is very low vacancy and there has been an increase in lease rates,» says James Smerdon, Vancouver - based director of retail and consulting with Colliers.

Presently, markets with the lowest retail vacancy rates include San Francisco, 3.7 percent; Long Island, N.Y., and Northern New Jersey, each at 5.7 percent; and San Jose, Calif., at 6.0 percent.

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

Looking at commercial vacancy rates from the fourth quarter of this year to the fourth quarter of 2012, NAR forecasts vacancies to decline 0.6 percentage point in the office sector, 0.4 point in industrial real estate, 0.8 point in the retail sector and 0.7 percentage point in the multifamily rental market.

Vacancy rates in the retail market are expected to decline from 9.8 percent currently to 9.6 percent in the third quarter of 2015.

Currently, the markets with the lowest retail vacancy rates include San Francisco, at 3.5 percent; Fairfield County, Conn., 3.9 percent; San Jose, Calif., 4.6 percent; Long Island, N.Y., 5.2 percent; and Orange County, Calif., at 5.3 percent.

Presently, markets with the lowest retail vacancy rates include San Francisco, 3.5 percent; Fairfield County, Conn., at 4.2 percent; and Orange County, Calif., 5.2 percent.

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.