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

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Reis» preliminary forecast for 2014 calls for office - vacancy rates to decline by roughly half a percentage point by year's end and asking rents to increase 2.8 %, the largest gain since 2007.

While the reported number of vacancies declined in the June quarter, the series has trended upwards for some time and in the June quarter was still more than 10 per cent higher than a year earlier.

Back in 2010, then - gubernatorial candidate Andrew Cuomo declined to endorse Tom DiNapoli's bid for a full term as comptroller, a position he gained after being elected by the state Assembly to fill the vacancy created by the scandal - scarred Alan Hevesi.

Both included provisions that if a governor declined to accept a name from the first list provided by the Board, the Board would reopen the process to «persons who did not previously apply for that particular vacancy» and conduct as many rounds and provide as many lists as necessary until the governor accepted a name.

THE POSITION: * The successful candidate will be working as a Recruitment Consultant within the companies commercial recruitment division and handle the full 360 recruitment cycle * Responsible for winning new business development and managing / nurturing existing accounts * Attending external networking events and business meetings with prospective clients * Working closely with the business development & marketing team to quickly embed new clients that they win into the business by providing a best in class service * With support from the admin team: Advertising vacancies, proactively searching for talent, screening candidates, preparing candidate CV's and managing the full process through to offer / decline THE PERSON: We are looking for an individual who is already working as a Recruitment Consultant within a Recruitment Agency environment with experience of handling permanent vacancies Experience within the Commercial Recruitment Sector would be a significant advantage, however, we are interested in speaking with candidates any area of professional recruitment who have the ability to easily transfer to a new sector (or convince us why we should adopt the sector in which they currently operate INTERESTED?

For some employers the decline in graduate vacancies had been mitigated by an increase in apprenticeships, although not enough to make up for the shortfall, according to AFor some employers the decline in graduate vacancies had been mitigated by an increase in apprenticeships, although not enough to make up for the shortfall, according to Afor the shortfall, according to AGR.

THE POSITION: * The successful candidate will be working as a Senior Recruitment Consultant within the companies commercial recruitment division and handle the full 360 recruitment cycle * Mentoring newer members of the team and trainees * Responsible for winning new business development and managing / nurturing existing accounts * Attending external networking events and business meetings with prospective clients * Working closely with the business development & marketing team to quickly embed new clients that they win into the business by providing a best in class service * With support from the admin team: Advertising vacancies, proactively searching for talent, screening candidates, preparing candidate CV's and managing the full process through to offer / decline THE PERSON: We are looking for an individual who is already working as a Recruitment Consultant within a Recruitment Agency environment with experience of handling permanent vacancies Experience within the Commercial Recruitment Sector would be a significant advantage, however, we are interested in speaking with candidates any area of professional recruitment who have the ability to easily transfer to a new sector (or convince us why we should adopt the sector in which they currently operate INTERESTED?

Vacancy rates for all apartment buildings with 5 units or more declined to 12.1 % from 12.5 % in the previous quarter, according a National Multi-Housing Council (NMHC).

The vacancy rate for industrial space is expected to decline 1.1 percent to 7.8 percent, and retail availability is to decrease 0.4 percent to 11.4 percent.

The outlook for 2016 is expected to be extremely slow in Houston, with rising vacancies, flat or even declining rents and a heavy load of space still left to absorb due to a high volume of sublease space coming back to the market and a wave of new construction completions.

The national vacancy rate for the office sector fell to 16.8 percent in the second quarter, a 10 basis point decline over the first quarter of the year.

With demand for shopping center space so low, the only reason that vacancies are declining at all is the absence of much construction.

The level of demand we have seen over the past several years has significantly reduced the amount of available space, and these declining vacancy rates have driven an upward trend in rent growth, which we expect to continue for the foreseeable future.

If you buy a rental property solely for the cash flow, the property's ability to sustain steady, positive income may decrease thanks to the same market conditions that cause a property's value to decrease: decline in population, loss of jobs or industry, extreme vacancy, low tenant quality, and so on.

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.

If demand for office space was more robust, vacancies would be declining at a much faster pace since supply additions are virtually nil (more on this below).

Demand for space remained solid across the core property types, leading to continued declines in vacancies.

Much of the vacancy decline can be attributed to a lack of new supply and not a strengthening of demand for space.

HIGHLIGHTS Commercial vacancy rates declined for the core property types.

Commercial vacancy rates declined for the core property types.

The vacancy rate for industrial space is expected to decline 1.3 percent to 7.1 percent, and retail availability to decrease 0.7 percent to 11.2 percent.

Since then, national rental vacancy declined, spelling out good news for rental property owners who don't want their unit to sit on the market for very long.

As a result, demand for rentals will remain intense, and we expect vacancy to decline to a scant 2.8 percent.

According to U.S. News & World Report, «Homeownership for Americans 35 and under declined to 36.2 percent, and is the lowest on record since the census's Housing Vacancy Survey began tabulating homeownership by age in 1982.»

The homeowner vacancy rate declined for the fifth consecutive quarter, contracting to 2.2 %, which was also its lowest level observed since mid-2006.

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.

While vacancy rates were on the decline over the past year (from 5.60 per cent in the fourth quarter of 2007 to 4.50 per cent in 2008) and rents continued to escalate ($ 21.36 to $ 22.90 per sq. ft. for the same period), softening demand due to weak economic conditions and the expected supply of several million square feet of new office space will pose challenges for some of the prestigious towers in Toronto's financial district during 2009 and 2010.

Their vacancy rate fell for the sixth straight quarter, down 0.3 points to 8.3 percent, the steepest decline in a decade.

The national vacancy rate for neighborhood and community centers declined by just 10 basis points, to 10.2 percent, a slight improvement from the third quarter when vacancy remained unchanged.

Strong demand for space and limited new inventory coming on - line in 2016 will facilitate another year of steep vacancy declines,» notes Marcus & Millichap's forecast.

For full - year 2014, vacancy declined by just 20 basis points.

The national vacancy rate for large regional malls fell to 8.8 percent in the third quarter from 9.0 percent in the second, the first decline since the third quarter of 2007.