Market Reports
ROCK publishes quarterly market reports designed to survey and gauge the state of commercial real estate conditions across multiple counties. The publications offer thoughtful, forward-looking insight into trends, strategies and opportunities in the local office, industrial, and retail markets.
Unlike larger U.S. cities, tertiary markets did not experience an exodus of office tenants like New York City or San Francisco during the ...
Despite mixed perceptions on Q4 holiday spending, shopping metrics were positive as consumer spending increased not only for e-commerce but also ...
2021 was a record setting year as demand from e-commerce and manufacturing remained strong. Variants of COVID-19 and pressures of inflation have ...
Pressures from inflation and supply chain disruption have potential to negatively impact spending in 2022, but positive absorption and declining ...
Unlike larger U.S. cities, tertiary markets did not experience an exodus of office tenants like New York City or San Francisco during the ...
Demand is outpacing supply with some relief in sight from new construction. 480,000 SF is under construction to help meet demand with an ...
Supply outpaces demand as tenant preferences continue to favor smaller unit sizes leaving larger office units sitting vacant. Although leased ...
Pressures from inflation and supply chain disruption may negatively impact spending, but positive absorption and declining vacancy remain ...
Vacancy is experiencing record lows in markets nationwide. The local impact mirrors this national trend as vacancy trends 176 basis points below ...
While uncertainty still looms over the future of offices in Central Business Districts throughout the United States, suburban office continues ...
Perceptions on the outlook of U.S. retail remains mixed heading into the holiday season. Positive indicators include an increase of 0.8% for ...
Demand has been insatiable this year as vacancy decreased 33 basis points in Q3 to 3.84% and has decreased 324 basis points year-to-date. Demand ...