Colliers International | Houston

Austin's industrial market construction slipped a little, but the asking rates aren't falling. The vacancy rate saw a slight drop and the net absorption saw a large positive increase over the quarter.

For the first time since 2012, Austin's office market is experiencing negative absorption, dropping from 505,303 SF of positive absorption in Q1 2016 to 24,603 SF of negative absorption in Q2 2016...Read more at www.colliers.com/texas/austinoffice

Q2 2016 | Houston Office | Research & Forecast Report - Houston's office market continues to struggle due to the downturn in the energy industry, leading to negative net absorption and decreased leasing activity.

Austin's citywide positive net absorption continues to peak.

Houston’s retail market leasing activity decreases 41.9% in Q3 due to limited available space

Austin’s industrial rental rates reach all time highs in Q3 2015

Citywide positive net absorption reaches all time high in the nation’s fastest growing city

Houston’s industrial leasing activity decreases 42.7% over the quarter - vacancy rate remains under 5.0%

Houston’s office market impacted by energy industry layoffs

Colliers International is pleased to announce the addition of Jim Humphries to our Houston office as associate to our multifamily division.