Lawmakers work to finalize stimulus bill, Fed takes unprecedented action, state lockdowns roll across nation, evictions and foreclosures suspended
Read Morehe longest bull market in U.S. history officially came to an end as coronavirus (COVID-19) related fears sent shockwaves through Wall Street. In response, the Fed took decisive action to relieve market anxiety and sustain financial market liquidity.
Read MoreEmployment growth remains strong. Employers added 273,000 positions in February, the strongest pace of job creation since May 2018. Figures from December and January were also revised up by a combined 85,000 jobs, producing an average monthly gain of 243,300 roles over the past three months.
Read MoreMarcus & Millichap CEO, Hessam Nadji, sits down to discuss the Coronavirus’s impact on the present and future of CRE and what that means for investor strategy
Read MoreDespite the wave of upscale apartments, Class A vacancy has dipped to the mid-4 percent range, its lowest level in four years. The Class B and C segments boast even tighter readings in the low-4 and high-3 percent bands, respectively…
Read MoreVacancy plummets as unemployment remains compressed. Increasing development remains overshadowed by strengthening demand as the metro is on track to log a 130-basis-point drop in two years amid the completion of 19,000 units…
Read MoreMultifamily demand remains strong despite tightened mortgage rates. The Denver metro has one of the nation’s 10 largest affordability gaps between renting and owning, persuading many to choose apartment living rather than homeownership…
Read MoreHigh-quality jobs proliferate as corporate expansions boost employment growth. A talented labor pool is bringing many new companies to the Colorado Front Range and they are creating a number of well-paying positions…
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