On the commercial side, all sectors are expected to
see lower vacancy rates as occupancy demand rises with job growth.
Not exact matches
Revenues are likely to grow in areas that are
seeing increased rents and
low vacancy rates — namely Calgary and Edmonton.
«With lean for - sale inventories and
low rental
vacancy rates, many markets have
seen housing prices outpace inflation,» Nothaft says.
Many buy for themselves believing the market will remain stable or increase or invest thinking they can easily rent for increasingly high rents when, especially with ongoing building, and, as can be
seen in one article, rents are not increasing as would be the case if there were really a
vacancy rate in Toronto as
low as has been stated.
«We're actually
seeing opportunities and really
low vacancy rates,» she told meeting attendees.
With continued strong demand on the back of healthy FDI and robust GDP growth, we expect to
see an extremely
low vacancy rate across all office grades and an average rental growth of approximately 8.4 % per annum in the next three years.
In New York City, the largest U.S. apartment market, the
vacancy rate fell to 2 percent in the first quarter, below the cyclical
low of 2.1 percent last
seen at the end of 2007.
Here in Northern Colorado we are
seeing ridiculously
low vacancy rates.
«With continued
low vacancy rates and a steady demand for rental units in the East Village District, we
see this project as a fantastic opportunity to add to the vibrancy of this neighborhood.»
Even if the cities with the
lowest vacancy rates right now will
see those
rates go up as new buildings open in 2017 and 2018, markets such as Seattle, Atlanta, Houston, Dallas, Phoenix and Philadelphia should
see vacancy rates remaining
low as not as much new construction is planned in those cities.
Grand Rapids, Mich., tops our list because it has
seen strong and recent employment growth (ranked 11th), has a relatively
low vacancy rate, and a high share of households under 35 (ranked 16th and 17th, respectively).