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St. Louis MarketBeat Reports

Luke Partridge • 4/17/2024
Cushman & Wakefield MarketBeat reports analyze quarterly economic and commercial real estate activity including supply, demand and pricing trends at the market and submarket levels.

 

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Office MarketBeat Report
Q1 2024 St. Louis Office Report
Overall vacancy in the St. Louis office market closed Q1 2024 at 16.9%, a 70-bps increase YOY.

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Industrial MarketBeat Report
Q4 2023 St. Louis Industrial Report
The St. Louis industrial market overall vacancy closed Q4 2023 at 3.7%, a 20-bps decrease quarter-over-quarter (QOQ).

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Retail MarketBeat Report
Q4 2023 St. Louis Retail Report
The St. Louis retail sector recorded nearly 310,000 square feet of positive absorption in Q4 2023, marking the strongest quarter of occupancy gains since Q2 2017.

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Multifamily MarketBeat Report
Q4 2023 St. Louis Multifamily Report
The St. Louis Multifamily sector continued to absorb an influx of new inventory in 2023, as the market recorded 1,398 units of positive absorption for the year.

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U.S. Office Reports

Access the latest quarter commercial real estate results for the office sector nationally. MarketBeat reports analyze quarterly market activity including supply, demand and pricing trends.
David Smith • 4/12/2024
Industrial MarketBeat Q1 2024
MarketBeat

U.S. Industrial Reports

Access the latest quarter commercial real estate results for the U.S. industrial sector. MarketBeat reports analyze quarterly market activity including supply, demand and pricing trends.
Jason Price • 4/12/2024
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MarketBeat

U.S. Shopping Center Reports

Access the latest quarter commercial real estate results for the retail sector nationally. MarketBeat reports analyze quarterly market activity including supply, demand and pricing trends.
James Bohnaker • 4/12/2024

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