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The State of the GSA Office Market

DATE July 3, 2024 / Author


The State of the GSA Office Market Basic Terms Of GSA Leases For those who may not be aware, the federal government only owns some of the real estate that they are occupants in. In many cases, they lease space to public enterprises. As of March 2024, the federal government currently leased 176 million square […]

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Multifamily Market Report | Florida Panhandle

DATE June 27, 2024 / Author


Florida Panhandle Multifamily Market Report Pensacola Market Overview Pensacola, located at the westernmost end of Florida’s Panhandle in between Mobile, Alabama, and Tallahassee, experienced a population growth of 1.1% annually in both 2021 and 2022 and is expected to have an average pace of growth of 0.6% between now and 2027. Notable sectors contributing to […]

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Industrial Market Report | Atlanta, GA

DATE June 27, 2024 / Author


Atlanta Industrial Market Report Market Overview Atlanta’s job market has rebounded, with total jobs in the area exceeding pre-pandemic levels by 5%. Atlanta remains attractive for corporate relocations, with major companies like Microsoft, Google, and Cisco establishing offices in the area. Healthcare and manufacturing sectors are also expanding, with investments in new facilities and electric […]

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Multifamily Market Report | Nashville, TN

DATE June 27, 2024 / Author


Nashville Multifamily Market Report Nashville Market Overview As reported by Axios, Nashville is among four Sunbelt cities identified as significant economic centers in the U.S., suggesting a potential shift in prominence. The Nashville MSA houses 500 healthcare companies, including 17 publicly traded ones. Additionally, tech giants like Oracle, Amazon, and Meta have invested billions of […]

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NIMBY to YIMBY: Overcoming Development Opposition

DATE June 26, 2024 / Author


From NIMBY to YIMBY: Overcoming Opposition to New Multifamily Development Several things come to mind that don’t belong in a backyard: Weeds, intruders, and dangerous wildlife are a few. Then there’s development. Whether or not new multifamily housing belongs near someone’s backyard is a more sensitive matter that’s been burdening developers, renters, and homeowners for […]

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Multifamily Development Report | Denver, CO

DATE June 26, 2024 / Author


Multifamily Development Report | Denver, CO Denver Construction During Q4 2023, the Denver multifamily construction pipeline exhibited 42,900 units under construction alongside 65,700 units in various planning stages. Both figures experienced a reduction compared to the previous quarter, marking a combined decrease of 6,100 units. Anticipated further decreases are on the horizon, with projections set […]

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Opportunities in Orange County’s Multifamily Market

DATE June 25, 2024 / Author


Opportunities in Orange County’s Multifamily Market About Orange County Orange County attracts a diverse spectrum of national and local investors. The solid job market and population growth both contribute to its reputation for high-quality living. Unemployment rate is around 4%, trending below the California state average. Population growth stands at around 0.4% and is expected […]

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Industrial Market Report | Phoenix, AZ

DATE June 25, 2024 / Author


Industrial Market Report | Phoenix, AZ Phoenix Industrial Market Overview Phoenix’s job market has shown remarkable resilience and growth, with an addition of 55,300 jobs in the past year, contributing to a total gain of 218,500 since before the pandemic. The city’s allure lies in its affordability, job opportunities, and business-friendly environment, attracting both individuals […]

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