GITNUXREPORT 2026

Commercial Real Estate Industry Statistics

Commercial real estate’s most telling momentum is shifting in 2025, with vacancy, rent, and cap rate signals moving in ways many owners and investors do not expect from year to year. Get the tight set of industry statistics that explains why pricing pressure and deal appetite are changing at the same time.

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Industrial vacancy rate nationally fell to 5.2% in Q1 2024, lowest in two decades.

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U.S. industrial rents rose 7.1% YoY to $8.49/sf nationally in 2023.

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Net absorption in industrial market hit 400 million sf in 2023, driven by e-commerce.

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Big box warehouse vacancy averaged 3.8% in Inland Empire as of Q4 2023.

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New industrial deliveries totaled 500 million sf in 2023, with 95% pre-leased.

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Industrial cap rates compressed to 4.8% for prime assets in 2023.

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Logistics facilities under construction reached 450 million sf, up 10% YoY in 2023.

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Demand for last-mile facilities grew 20%, absorbing 150 million sf in urban areas 2023.

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Bulk industrial investment volume surged 15% to $120 billion in 2023.

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Speculative industrial development slowed to 20% of pipeline in Q1 2024.

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Industrial demand exceeded supply by 200 million sf nationally in 2023.

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Rents in top 50 industrial markets averaged $9.20/sf in Q4 2023.

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E-commerce fulfillment centers leased 300 million sf, 60% of absorption 2023.

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Manufacturing reshoring added 50 million sf demand for industrial space 2023.

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Cold storage industrial vacancy dropped to 2.5% amid food supply chain needs 2023.

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Flex space rents rose 6% to $25/sf in tech hubs like Dallas 2023.

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Investment in logistics assets yielded 5.2% IRR for core funds in 2023.

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Inland Empire industrial rents surpassed $2.00/sf monthly, up 10% YoY 2023.

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Dallas-Fort Worth industrial vacancy at 4.1%, absorption 40 million sf 2023.

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Port-driven industrial demand in NJ/NY added 30 million sf leasing 2023.

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Data center-adjacent industrial space rents premiumized 15% in 2023.

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Self-storage industrial vacancy steady at 8% with 3% rent growth 2023.

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Nearshoring boosted Southwest industrial starts by 20% to 100 million sf 2023.

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Third-party logistics firms leased 25% more space YoY in 2023.

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The total value of U.S. commercial real estate reached $20.7 trillion in 2023, accounting for roughly 25% of all U.S. real estate assets.

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Global commercial real estate investment volume declined by 28% year-over-year to $810 billion in 2023.

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U.S. CRE transaction volume fell 45% in 2023 to $517 billion, the lowest since 2011.

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Commercial real estate debt outstanding in the U.S. stood at $4.8 trillion as of Q3 2023.

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CRE vacancy rates across major U.S. markets averaged 18.2% in Q4 2023.

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Projected U.S. CRE cap rates rose to 6.8% average in 2024 from 6.2% in 2023.

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Institutional investors allocated 8.5% of portfolios to CRE in 2023, down from 10% pre-pandemic.

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U.S. CRE construction starts dropped 30% in 2023 to 1.2 billion square feet.

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ESG-compliant CRE assets commanded a 5-10% premium in pricing during 2023 transactions.

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Distressed CRE assets increased by 40% in 2023, totaling $1.2 trillion in loans maturing by 2025.

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U.S. CRE market capitalization rate averaged 6.5% across sectors in 2023.

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Foreign investment in U.S. CRE dropped 50% to $40 billion in 2023.

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CRE loan delinquency rates rose to 1.2% for banks in Q4 2023.

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Data center CRE demand grew 25% YoY, adding 1 GW capacity in 2023.

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Global CRE returns averaged 7.2% for open-end core funds in 2023.

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U.S. hotel CRE revenue per available room (RevPAR) rose 8.5% to $110 in 2023.

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CRE NPL ratios for regional banks hit 5.5% in Q1 2024.

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Life sciences CRE leasing totaled 25 million sf in key clusters 2023.

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Multifamily vacancy rate averaged 6.5% nationally in Q1 2024.

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U.S. multifamily rents increased 2.8% YoY to $1,712/unit in 2023.

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Absorption in new multifamily deliveries totaled 250,000 units in 2023.

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Class A multifamily cap rates held at 4.9% in Sun Belt markets 2023.

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Single-family rental supply grew 15% to 80,000 new homes in 2023.

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Multifamily construction starts declined 25% to 400,000 units in 2023.

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Institutional ownership of multifamily reached 20% of total stock by 2023.

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Build-to-rent communities expanded to 500,000 units under management in 2023.

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Multifamily supply growth slowed to 2.5% annually in 2023.

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Sun Belt multifamily markets captured 60% of national absorption in 2023.

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Average multifamily occupancy rate was 94.2% across U.S. in 2023.

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Affordable housing multifamily starts fell 10% to 100,000 units in 2023.

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Student housing vacancy averaged 5.8% post-reopening in 2023.

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Luxury multifamily rents premiumized 5% over market averages in 2023.

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Senior housing occupancy recovered to 85% nationally in 2023.

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Phoenix multifamily rents averaged $1,850/unit, up 4% in 2023.

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Atlanta multifamily absorption led nation at 30,000 units 2023.

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Rent control impacted 10% of U.S. multifamily stock, capping growth 2023.

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Purpose-built co-living units grew 12% to 50,000 beds in 2023.

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Midwest multifamily cap rates widened to 5.8% versus coastal 4.5% 2023.

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EV charging in multifamily garages reached 20% penetration 2023.

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Workforce housing shortage estimated at 4 million units impacting CRE 2023.

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U.S. office vacancy rate hit 19.6% nationally in Q1 2024, a post-pandemic record.

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Downtown office markets saw asking rents decline 2.1% year-over-year to $45.22/sf in Q1 2024.

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Sublease space in U.S. offices reached 250 million sf in Q1 2024, up 15% YoY.

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Net absorption in U.S. office market was negative 50 million sf in 2023.

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Class A office vacancy averaged 15.8% in gateway markets as of Q4 2023.

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Office sector investment sales volume dropped 60% YoY to $50 billion in 2023.

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Return-to-office policies led to 20% higher occupancy in mandated firms' spaces by Q1 2024.

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Trophy office buildings traded at 5.5% cap rates in 2023, versus 7.2% for Class B.

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U.S. office construction pipeline shrank 25% to 300 million sf under construction in 2024.

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Flight to quality drove 70% of new leases to Class A spaces in 2023.

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U.S. office employment recovery stalled at 85% of pre-pandemic levels in 2023.

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Suburban office vacancy outperformed central business districts by 3% in 2023.

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Flexible office space occupied 12% of U.S. office inventory by Q1 2024.

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Office sector negative absorption persisted at -30 million sf per quarter in 2023.

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Tech sector drove 40% of office leasing volume in gateway cities 2023.

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Adaptive reuse conversions absorbed 15 million sf of obsolete offices in 2023.

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Medical office vacancy remained stable at 7.5% amid healthcare demand in 2023.

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San Francisco office vacancy peaked at 32% in Q1 2024.

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Co-working penetration in NYC offices reached 18% of inventory 2023.

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Hybrid work models reduced average office utilization to 40% daily 2023.

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LEED-certified offices leased at 2x the rate of non-certified in 2023.

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Chicago CBD office sublet space doubled to 20 million sf in 2023.

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Office-to-residential conversions approved for 50 million sf nationwide 2023.

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Legal sector backfilled 10 million sf of vacated tech offices 2023.

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Regional mall vacancy rate stabilized at 5.2% in Q1 2024.

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U.S. retail asking rents rose 1.5% YoY to $24.50/sf nationally in 2023.

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Grocery-anchored shopping center vacancy fell to 4.8% in Q4 2023.

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Net absorption in retail sector totaled 10 million sf in 2023, led by discount retailers.

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Street retail investment yields averaged 5.9% in prime markets during 2023.

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E-commerce penetration stabilized at 15% of U.S. retail sales in 2023, boosting omnichannel spaces.

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Dollar stores expanded by 1,200 locations in 2023, absorbing 5 million sf of retail space.

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Retail distress sales increased 25% in 2023, focusing on secondary markets.

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Experiential retail leasing grew 15% YoY, comprising 12% of new deals in 2023.

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Power center vacancy rate dropped to 6.1% amid industrial user conversions in 2023.

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U.S. retail sales grew 4.1% to $7 trillion in 2023, supporting CRE stability.

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Open-air shopping center performance exceeded enclosed malls by 20% in NOI 2023.

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Restaurant occupancy in retail spaces hit 95% in high streets 2023.

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Mixed-use developments accounted for 25% of new retail leases in 2023.

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Outlet center vacancy fell to 3.9% with 2% rent growth in 2023.

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Fitness and wellness tenants signed 10 million sf of retail leases in 2023.

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Neighborhood centers saw 1.2% YoY rent escalation in prime locations 2023.

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Mall conversions to mixed-use absorbed 15% of vacant retail GLA 2023.

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High street retail footfall recovered to 92% of 2019 levels in 2023.

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Beauty and personal care stores grew 8% in retail space 2023.

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Simon Property Group portfolio occupancy hit 95.3% in Q4 2023.

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Auto dealership showrooms leased 5 million sf amid EV shift 2023.

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Pop-up retail activations tripled to 50,000 events in 2023.

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Drug store chains anchored 70% of new strip centers delivered 2023.

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Commercial real estate is watching a sharp 2025 signal in pricing and demand, and the gap between what markets promise and what deals actually close is getting harder to ignore. This post pulls together the latest industry statistics, including figures on occupancy, rent movement, and transaction activity, to show where momentum is building and where it is stalling. Expect a few surprises that only show up when you compare the whole dataset, not individual headlines.

Industrial Sector

1Industrial vacancy rate nationally fell to 5.2% in Q1 2024, lowest in two decades.

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2U.S. industrial rents rose 7.1% YoY to $8.49/sf nationally in 2023.

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3Net absorption in industrial market hit 400 million sf in 2023, driven by e-commerce.

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4Big box warehouse vacancy averaged 3.8% in Inland Empire as of Q4 2023.

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5New industrial deliveries totaled 500 million sf in 2023, with 95% pre-leased.

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6Industrial cap rates compressed to 4.8% for prime assets in 2023.

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7Logistics facilities under construction reached 450 million sf, up 10% YoY in 2023.

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8Demand for last-mile facilities grew 20%, absorbing 150 million sf in urban areas 2023.

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9Bulk industrial investment volume surged 15% to $120 billion in 2023.

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10Speculative industrial development slowed to 20% of pipeline in Q1 2024.

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11Industrial demand exceeded supply by 200 million sf nationally in 2023.

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12Rents in top 50 industrial markets averaged $9.20/sf in Q4 2023.

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13E-commerce fulfillment centers leased 300 million sf, 60% of absorption 2023.

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14Manufacturing reshoring added 50 million sf demand for industrial space 2023.

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15Cold storage industrial vacancy dropped to 2.5% amid food supply chain needs 2023.

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16Flex space rents rose 6% to $25/sf in tech hubs like Dallas 2023.

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17Investment in logistics assets yielded 5.2% IRR for core funds in 2023.

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18Inland Empire industrial rents surpassed $2.00/sf monthly, up 10% YoY 2023.

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19Dallas-Fort Worth industrial vacancy at 4.1%, absorption 40 million sf 2023.

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20Port-driven industrial demand in NJ/NY added 30 million sf leasing 2023.

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21Data center-adjacent industrial space rents premiumized 15% in 2023.

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22Self-storage industrial vacancy steady at 8% with 3% rent growth 2023.

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23Nearshoring boosted Southwest industrial starts by 20% to 100 million sf 2023.

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24Third-party logistics firms leased 25% more space YoY in 2023.

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Industrial Sector Interpretation

The industrial real estate market is so blisteringly hot that developers are building warehouses faster than Amazon can fill them, yet they still can't keep up with the frenzy of demand, pushing rents and investor cash to record highs while vacancy rates vanish into thin air.

Market Overview

1The total value of U.S. commercial real estate reached $20.7 trillion in 2023, accounting for roughly 25% of all U.S. real estate assets.

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2Global commercial real estate investment volume declined by 28% year-over-year to $810 billion in 2023.

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3U.S. CRE transaction volume fell 45% in 2023 to $517 billion, the lowest since 2011.

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4Commercial real estate debt outstanding in the U.S. stood at $4.8 trillion as of Q3 2023.

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5CRE vacancy rates across major U.S. markets averaged 18.2% in Q4 2023.

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6Projected U.S. CRE cap rates rose to 6.8% average in 2024 from 6.2% in 2023.

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7Institutional investors allocated 8.5% of portfolios to CRE in 2023, down from 10% pre-pandemic.

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8U.S. CRE construction starts dropped 30% in 2023 to 1.2 billion square feet.

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9ESG-compliant CRE assets commanded a 5-10% premium in pricing during 2023 transactions.

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10Distressed CRE assets increased by 40% in 2023, totaling $1.2 trillion in loans maturing by 2025.

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11U.S. CRE market capitalization rate averaged 6.5% across sectors in 2023.

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12Foreign investment in U.S. CRE dropped 50% to $40 billion in 2023.

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13CRE loan delinquency rates rose to 1.2% for banks in Q4 2023.

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14Data center CRE demand grew 25% YoY, adding 1 GW capacity in 2023.

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15Global CRE returns averaged 7.2% for open-end core funds in 2023.

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16U.S. hotel CRE revenue per available room (RevPAR) rose 8.5% to $110 in 2023.

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17CRE NPL ratios for regional banks hit 5.5% in Q1 2024.

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18Life sciences CRE leasing totaled 25 million sf in key clusters 2023.

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Market Overview Interpretation

While its foundation remains colossal at $20.7 trillion, the U.S. commercial real estate market is currently a study in cautious recalibration, as a sharp pullback in investment and transaction volume clashes with rising vacancy, debt maturities, and a growing premium for the assets that are actually built for the future.

Multifamily Sector

1Multifamily vacancy rate averaged 6.5% nationally in Q1 2024.

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2U.S. multifamily rents increased 2.8% YoY to $1,712/unit in 2023.

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3Absorption in new multifamily deliveries totaled 250,000 units in 2023.

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4Class A multifamily cap rates held at 4.9% in Sun Belt markets 2023.

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5Single-family rental supply grew 15% to 80,000 new homes in 2023.

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6Multifamily construction starts declined 25% to 400,000 units in 2023.

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7Institutional ownership of multifamily reached 20% of total stock by 2023.

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8Build-to-rent communities expanded to 500,000 units under management in 2023.

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9Multifamily supply growth slowed to 2.5% annually in 2023.

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10Sun Belt multifamily markets captured 60% of national absorption in 2023.

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11Average multifamily occupancy rate was 94.2% across U.S. in 2023.

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12Affordable housing multifamily starts fell 10% to 100,000 units in 2023.

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13Student housing vacancy averaged 5.8% post-reopening in 2023.

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14Luxury multifamily rents premiumized 5% over market averages in 2023.

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15Senior housing occupancy recovered to 85% nationally in 2023.

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16Phoenix multifamily rents averaged $1,850/unit, up 4% in 2023.

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17Atlanta multifamily absorption led nation at 30,000 units 2023.

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18Rent control impacted 10% of U.S. multifamily stock, capping growth 2023.

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19Purpose-built co-living units grew 12% to 50,000 beds in 2023.

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20Midwest multifamily cap rates widened to 5.8% versus coastal 4.5% 2023.

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21EV charging in multifamily garages reached 20% penetration 2023.

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22Workforce housing shortage estimated at 4 million units impacting CRE 2023.

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Multifamily Sector Interpretation

The market is a study in contradictions: while rents rise steadily, construction stumbles, and as institutions buy deeper into the multifamily game, the glaring shortage of affordable places for people to actually live just gets more acute.

Office Sector

1U.S. office vacancy rate hit 19.6% nationally in Q1 2024, a post-pandemic record.

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2Downtown office markets saw asking rents decline 2.1% year-over-year to $45.22/sf in Q1 2024.

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3Sublease space in U.S. offices reached 250 million sf in Q1 2024, up 15% YoY.

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4Net absorption in U.S. office market was negative 50 million sf in 2023.

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5Class A office vacancy averaged 15.8% in gateway markets as of Q4 2023.

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6Office sector investment sales volume dropped 60% YoY to $50 billion in 2023.

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7Return-to-office policies led to 20% higher occupancy in mandated firms' spaces by Q1 2024.

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8Trophy office buildings traded at 5.5% cap rates in 2023, versus 7.2% for Class B.

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9U.S. office construction pipeline shrank 25% to 300 million sf under construction in 2024.

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10Flight to quality drove 70% of new leases to Class A spaces in 2023.

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11U.S. office employment recovery stalled at 85% of pre-pandemic levels in 2023.

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12Suburban office vacancy outperformed central business districts by 3% in 2023.

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13Flexible office space occupied 12% of U.S. office inventory by Q1 2024.

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14Office sector negative absorption persisted at -30 million sf per quarter in 2023.

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15Tech sector drove 40% of office leasing volume in gateway cities 2023.

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16Adaptive reuse conversions absorbed 15 million sf of obsolete offices in 2023.

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17Medical office vacancy remained stable at 7.5% amid healthcare demand in 2023.

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18San Francisco office vacancy peaked at 32% in Q1 2024.

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19Co-working penetration in NYC offices reached 18% of inventory 2023.

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20Hybrid work models reduced average office utilization to 40% daily 2023.

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21LEED-certified offices leased at 2x the rate of non-certified in 2023.

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22Chicago CBD office sublet space doubled to 20 million sf in 2023.

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23Office-to-residential conversions approved for 50 million sf nationwide 2023.

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24Legal sector backfilled 10 million sf of vacated tech offices 2023.

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Office Sector Interpretation

While landlords cling to the hope that mandated returns and trophy buildings will save them, the stark reality is that the traditional office is undergoing a brutal, data-driven reckoning, hemorrhaging value and relevance as tenants flock to quality, flexibility, and their own living rooms.

Retail Sector

1Regional mall vacancy rate stabilized at 5.2% in Q1 2024.

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2U.S. retail asking rents rose 1.5% YoY to $24.50/sf nationally in 2023.

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3Grocery-anchored shopping center vacancy fell to 4.8% in Q4 2023.

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4Net absorption in retail sector totaled 10 million sf in 2023, led by discount retailers.

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5Street retail investment yields averaged 5.9% in prime markets during 2023.

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6E-commerce penetration stabilized at 15% of U.S. retail sales in 2023, boosting omnichannel spaces.

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7Dollar stores expanded by 1,200 locations in 2023, absorbing 5 million sf of retail space.

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8Retail distress sales increased 25% in 2023, focusing on secondary markets.

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9Experiential retail leasing grew 15% YoY, comprising 12% of new deals in 2023.

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10Power center vacancy rate dropped to 6.1% amid industrial user conversions in 2023.

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11U.S. retail sales grew 4.1% to $7 trillion in 2023, supporting CRE stability.

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12Open-air shopping center performance exceeded enclosed malls by 20% in NOI 2023.

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13Restaurant occupancy in retail spaces hit 95% in high streets 2023.

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14Mixed-use developments accounted for 25% of new retail leases in 2023.

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15Outlet center vacancy fell to 3.9% with 2% rent growth in 2023.

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16Fitness and wellness tenants signed 10 million sf of retail leases in 2023.

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17Neighborhood centers saw 1.2% YoY rent escalation in prime locations 2023.

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18Mall conversions to mixed-use absorbed 15% of vacant retail GLA 2023.

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19High street retail footfall recovered to 92% of 2019 levels in 2023.

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20Beauty and personal care stores grew 8% in retail space 2023.

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21Simon Property Group portfolio occupancy hit 95.3% in Q4 2023.

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22Auto dealership showrooms leased 5 million sf amid EV shift 2023.

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23Pop-up retail activations tripled to 50,000 events in 2023.

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24Drug store chains anchored 70% of new strip centers delivered 2023.

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Retail Sector Interpretation

The regional mall's stubborn stability, grocery centers thriving on necessity, and the relentless march of dollar stores paint a picture of a retail landscape not dying, but shrewdly evolving into a battleground of value, experience, and essential convenience.

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