by Chris Oddo | Sep 15, 2022 | Commercial Real Estate Trends, Lease Advisory
This Month’s report highlights the sales and leasing trends for commercial real estate in Austin and surrounding areas. Sales activity has been robust with 4.6% of downtown Austin inventory turning over in 2021. That equates to a whopping $685M in sales volume. The...
by Chris Oddo | Jun 17, 2022 | Commercial Real Estate Trends, Property Ownership
With the stock market’s instability due to a post-pandemic hangover from the flood of money/debt shot into the economy which created labor shortages and supply chain disruptions; the rush to abandon fossil fuels; and the Russian/Ukrainian war, investors are either...
by Chris Oddo | Jan 14, 2022 | Commercial Real Estate Trends, Industrial Leasing, Office Space, Tenant Education
With 2021 behind us, let’s look at where the commercial real estate market is and where I think it will be as it moves deeper into 2022. Nationally, 2021 was not particularly kind to the commercial real estate market. Primarily because of COVID and corporations desire...
by Chris Oddo | Jun 28, 2021 | Commercial Real Estate Trends
Curious how the Texas, and more specifically Austin, commercial real estate market is doing in this “coming-out-of-COVID” climate? Well, we have a first, second, and third place finish in Dallas, Austin then Houston experiencing the lowest vacancy rates of all cities...
by Chris Oddo | May 24, 2021 | Commercial Real Estate Trends, News
The commercial real estate market has showed surprising resiliency over the last year since COVID hit the scene, particular in Central Texas. Predictions of a major crash in property valuations, “fire sales”, and mass foreclosures never happened. Projections of an...
by Chris Oddo | Jan 7, 2021 | Commercial Real Estate Trends
2021 will be a year of transition back to a normal way of living. The virus pandemic put the brakes on economies worldwide in 2020 but a fast-tracked vaccine is getting out that is building confidence that the capital markets think will fire things back up. There are...
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