Regional Analysis
Data driven deep dives into individual metros and regions. Each report reads the local numbers, rents, vacancy, supply, and demand, from named sources, so you can see what is really happening on the ground, not just the national headline.
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Request a market →State: Iowa
Published September 30, 2026
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, presents a mature market with a stable economic base, primarily driven by manufacturing, healthcare, and education. The city demonstrates consistent, albeit mod…
Read the analysis →State: Michigan
Published September 26, 2026
Lansing, Michigan, the state capital, presents a mature market with a stable economic base driven by government, education, and healthcare sectors. The region demonstrates consiste…
Read the analysis →State: Ohio
Published September 25, 2026
Akron, Ohio, situated in Summit County, presents a mature real estate market with distinct characteristics for accredited investors. The city's economic landscape is undergoing a t…
Read the analysis →State: Ohio
Published September 24, 2026
Dayton, Ohio, presents a mature Midwestern market with a diverse economic base and a steady real estate landscape. The region benefits from significant educational institutions and…
Read the analysis →State: Ohio
Published September 23, 2026
Toledo, Ohio, located in Lucas County, presents a market characterized by a stable population base and an economy anchored by manufacturing, healthcare, and education. The city has…
Read the analysis →State: Kansas
Published September 19, 2026
Wichita, Kansas, the largest city in the state, presents a distinctive real estate market driven by its legacy in aviation manufacturing, a diversified industrial base, and a growi…
Read the analysis →State: Oklahoma
Published September 18, 2026
Tulsa enters the second half of 2026 as a steadily growing Sun Belt market, distinguished by a diversified economy, an attractive cost of living, and a robust private investment cl…
Read the analysis →State: New Jersey
Published September 18, 2026
Newark enters the second half of 2026 as a dynamic urban market undergoing a genuine renaissance, driven by substantial public and private investment, strong transportation infrast…
Read the analysis →State: Virginia
Published September 16, 2026
Virginia Beach, Virginia, presents a resilient market underpinned by a diverse economy and strong demographic fundamentals. The city's strategic location, coupled with a significan…
Read the analysis →State: Virginia
Published September 16, 2026
Norfolk, Virginia, presents a dynamic real estate market characterized by its strategic coastal location, significant military presence, and evolving urban core. The city's economy…
Read the analysis →State: California
Published September 15, 2026
Sacramento enters the second half of 2026 as a large, government anchored California metropolitan market that has cooled from its pandemic era peak without breaking. The Sacramento…
Read the analysis →State: Oregon
Published September 10, 2026
Portland enters the second half of 2026 as a market defined by a genuine tension between two opposing forces. On one side sits a soft labor market and a slow, halting recovery in p…
Read the analysis →State: Missouri
Published September 10, 2026
St. Louis is a large, cheap, and structurally slow growing Midwestern market whose investment case rests on cash flow, industrial logistics, and a discount to replacement cost rath…
Read the analysis →State: North Carolina
Published September 6, 2026
Winston-Salem enters the second half of 2026 as a mid sized, affordably priced Piedmont Triad market in transition, moving from a legacy tobacco and textile economy toward healthcare, life sciences,…
Read the analysis →State: Washington
Published September 6, 2026
Spokane enters the second half of 2026 as an affordable, moderate growth Inland Northwest metro where a record apartment supply wave is finally clearing, downtown office vacancy is still climbing,…
Read the analysis →State: New York
Published September 6, 2026
Rochester enters the fall of 2026 as a small, affordable, slow growing metro anchored by healthcare, optics, and advanced manufacturing, where apartment vacancy is tightening, downtown is…
Read the analysis →State: Utah
Published September 6, 2026
Provo enters the second half of 2026 as one of the fastest growing metropolitan economies in the United States, a small but dense market where Brigham Young University, a maturing Silicon Slopes tech…
Read the analysis →State: Pennsylvania
Published September 6, 2026
Philadelphia enters the second half of 2026 as one of the largest and most affordable major metropolitan economies on the East Coast, with a slow growing population, a heavy apartment supply wave…
Read the analysis →State: Wisconsin
Published September 6, 2026
Milwaukee enters the fall of 2026 as one of the more stable and affordable large Midwest metros, with apartment vacancy in the professionally managed stock near 4 percent, industrial space among the…
Read the analysis →State: New Jersey
Published September 6, 2026
Jersey City enters the second half of 2026 as the financial services anchor of New Jersey's Gold Coast, a dense and transit oriented market where a historically tight apartment sector is meeting its…
Read the analysis →State: North Carolina
Published September 6, 2026
Durham enters the fall of 2026 as the research and biotech anchored half of the Raleigh Durham Chapel Hill Research Triangle, a market defined by Duke University, Research Triangle Park, and a…
Read the analysis →State: Georgia
Published September 5, 2026
Augusta is Georgia's second oldest city and the anchor of the Augusta Richmond County, GA SC metropolitan statistical area, a two state region straddling the Savannah River.
Read the analysis →State: North Carolina
Published August 29, 2026
Raleigh sits at the center of the Raleigh Cary metropolitan area in North Carolina and functions as one of the main employment hubs in the state, with a labor market that has been growing faster than…
Read the analysis →State: North Carolina
Published August 29, 2026
Charlotte is the largest city in North Carolina and the core of the Charlotte Concord Gastonia metropolitan area, with a long established role as a financial center and a more recent evolution into a…
Read the analysis →State: Kentucky
Published August 11, 2026
Lexington is the core of the Bluegrass region and functions as both a university town and a diversified economic hub anchored by the University of Kentucky, regional healthcare systems, and advanced…
Read the analysis →State: New York
Published August 7, 2026
Manhattan is the dense core of New York City, a global financial, cultural, and educational center that anchors capital flows and talent from across the United States and the world.
Read the analysis →State: North Carolina
Published August 6, 2026
Wilmington is the coastal anchor of southeastern North Carolina, the seat of New Hanover County and the core of a three county metropolitan area that also includes Brunswick and Pender counties.
Read the analysis →State: District of Columbia
Published August 6, 2026
Washington District of Columbia is a compact capital city with an economy anchored by the federal government, government contractors, professional services, education, and health care, which have…
Read the analysis →State: Texas
Published August 6, 2026
Waco sits at the geographic midpoint of the Interstate 35 growth corridor that connects the Dallas Fort Worth metroplex to Austin and San Antonio, roughly 90 miles south of Dallas and about 100 miles…
Read the analysis →State: Arizona
Published August 6, 2026
Tucson’s economy is anchored by the University of Arizona, defense and aerospace employers, and federal facilities; that mix has supported steady but modest population and job growth versus faster…
Read the analysis →State: New York
Published August 6, 2026
The Hamptons is not a city but a constellation of villages and hamlets occupying the South Fork of eastern Long Island, spread principally across the Towns of Southampton and East Hampton in Suffolk…
Read the analysis →State: Florida
Published August 6, 2026
Tampa is one of the principal population and employment centers on the Gulf Coast of Florida, anchored by finance, health care, tourism, logistics, and defense, with the city of Tampa forming the…
Read the analysis →State: Florida
Published August 6, 2026
Tallahassee is the capital of Florida and the core of the Tallahassee metropolitan area, with an economy anchored by state government, two large public universities, and a regional health care and…
Read the analysis →State: Missouri
Published August 6, 2026
Springfield, Missouri is a midsized regional hub with steady population growth, a diversified service oriented economy anchored by health care and higher education, and relatively affordable housing…
Read the analysis →State: Indiana
Published August 6, 2026
A scope note is essential before this analysis begins, because Shelbyville is a common American place name spread across Tennessee, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, and other states.
Read the analysis →State: Washington
Published August 6, 2026
Seattle is a coastal gateway city in the Pacific Northwest with a technology centered and logistics centered economy, a high income resident base, and a housing market that saw substantial price and…
Read the analysis →State: Arizona
Published August 6, 2026
Scottsdale sits within the Phoenix Mesa Chandler metropolitan area and functions as one of the premier residential and lifestyle submarkets in the desert Southwest.
Read the analysis →State: Georgia
Published August 6, 2026
Savannah is a fast growing coastal metro anchored by a major container port, a diversified industrial and logistics base, a historic tourism core, and a growing higher education and health care…
Read the analysis →State: Florida
Published August 6, 2026
Sarasota enters the second half of 2026 as a tale of two markets.
Read the analysis →State: California
Published August 6, 2026
San Jose is the largest city in Silicon Valley and one of the most affluent urban labor markets in the United States, with high median incomes, very expensive for sale housing, and a multifamily…
Read the analysis →State: California
Published August 6, 2026
San Francisco is a compact coastal city that remains one of the most expensive and competitive housing markets in the United States.
Read the analysis →State: California
Published August 6, 2026
San Diego is a supply constrained, high cost coastal housing market anchored by defense, life sciences, higher education, tourism, and professional services.
Read the analysis →State: Texas
Published August 6, 2026
San Antonio is a large south central Texas city anchored by military installations, health care systems, higher education, tourism, and an expanding base of advanced services and manufacturing.
Read the analysis →State: Utah
Published August 6, 2026
Salt Lake City is the principal city of a fast growing metropolitan area in Utah with a labor market that continued to expand in the first half of 2026 and that remained characterized by relatively…
Read the analysis →State: Virginia
Published August 6, 2026
Richmond, Virginia sits at the center of a diverse state capital economy with a broad employment base in government, finance, professional services, logistics, education, and health care, which…
Read the analysis →State: Nevada
Published August 6, 2026
Reno has transformed over the past decade from a small gaming and tourism oriented city into a fast growing regional hub for advanced manufacturing, logistics, data centers, and professional…
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Published August 6, 2026
North and Central New Jersey remains one of the tightest, highest priced rental markets in the country, but its performance in 2026 is increasingly split by asset class.
Read the analysis →State: Rhode Island
Published August 6, 2026
Providence is a renter majority New England capital city whose investment case in 2026 rests on tight for sale inventory, a deep three and four family housing stock, and overflow demand from higher…
Read the analysis →State: Maine
Published August 6, 2026
Portland is the compact coastal core of the Portland South Portland Maine metro, a small city whose housing market is priced like a much larger East Coast gateway.
Read the analysis →State: Pennsylvania
Published August 6, 2026
Pittsburgh is a mid sized United States metro known for its transition from heavy industry toward a diversified economy centered on education, health care, technology, and financial services, with…
Read the analysis →State: Ohio
Published August 6, 2026
Piqua is a small city in Miami County in western Ohio, positioned within the orbit of the Dayton Kettering Beavercreek regional economy.
Read the analysis →State: Arizona
Published August 6, 2026
Phoenix is the principal city of a large desert metropolitan region in central Arizona, anchored by technology, advanced manufacturing, logistics, financial services, health care, education, and…
Read the analysis →State: Florida
Published August 6, 2026
Palm Coast is the principal city in Flagler County on the Atlantic coast of Florida and functions as a residential community with a mix of retirees, commuters, and service sector workers.
Read the analysis →State: Florida
Published August 6, 2026
Palm Beach requires a definitional note before any analysis, because the name carries three distinct meanings and conflating them produces nonsense.
Read the analysis →State: Florida
Published August 6, 2026
Palm Bay sits in southern Brevard County on the Atlantic coast of Florida, within the broader Palm Bay Melbourne Titusville area that is commonly associated with Florida Space Coast, where aerospace,…
Read the analysis →State: Florida
Published August 6, 2026
Orlando is one of the most important growth markets in the southeastern United States, with an economy centered on tourism, hospitality, health care, professional services, logistics, and higher…
Read the analysis →State: Nebraska
Published August 6, 2026
Omaha is a stable Midwest market anchored by major employers including Union Pacific, ConAgra Brands, Mutual of Omaha, and large health systems that have supported consistent demand for housing even…
Read the analysis →State: Oklahoma
Published August 6, 2026
Oklahoma City is the center of a broad regional economy that mixes energy, construction, logistics, health care, education, government, and services, and that diversity shapes both residential and…
Read the analysis →State: Florida
Published August 6, 2026
Ocala enters the second half of 2026 as one of the faster growing small metros in Florida, with a metropolitan population near 442,660 residents and continued in migration.
Read the analysis →State: Louisiana
Published August 6, 2026
New Orleans is a culturally singular, tourism driven port city whose real estate market in 2026 is defined by a paradox: resilient and improving rental fundamentals sitting atop a shrinking…
Read the analysis →State: Tennessee
Published August 6, 2026
Nashville has been one of the marquee growth stories of the American Sun Belt over the past decade, and in 2026 it presents investors with a classic late cycle setup: exceptional long run demand…
Read the analysis →State: North Carolina
Published August 6, 2026
Morganton is a small city in Burke County in the foothills of western North Carolina, part of a regional economy that combines manufacturing, health care, education, public sector employment, and…
Read the analysis →State: Minnesota
Published August 6, 2026
Minneapolis and Saint Paul together anchor a diversified upper Midwest economy with a large and stable population, above average incomes, and relatively balanced housing construction, which together…
Read the analysis →State: Florida
Published August 6, 2026
Miami has matured from a tourism focused sun belt city into a global gateway for finance, trade, and technology, with a housing stock dominated by renters and a multifamily sector that sits near…
Read the analysis →State: Tennessee
Published August 6, 2026
Memphis is a large Mississippi River port city whose public market tape is the opposite of a 2021 boomtown.
Read the analysis →State: Ohio
Published August 6, 2026
Mansfield is a small industrial and service oriented city in north central Ohio that serves as the core of the Mansfield metropolitan statistical area, which is coterminous with Richland County.
Read the analysis →State: Wisconsin
Published August 6, 2026
Madison is a medium sized capital city and university hub that has combined steady population growth, a diversified white collar and health care employment base, and an active housing construction…
Read the analysis →State: Kentucky
Published August 6, 2026
Louisville is the largest city in Kentucky and the logistics hinge of the Ohio Valley, anchored by the UPS Worldport air cargo hub at Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport.
Read the analysis →State: California
Published August 6, 2026
Los Angeles is one of the largest and most complex real estate markets in the United States, with deep labor demand in entertainment, technology, logistics, professional services, education, and…
Read the analysis →State: Arkansas
Published August 6, 2026
Little Rock is the capital of Arkansas and the commercial, medical, and government hub of the central part of the state, and its real estate profile in 2026 is one of stability, affordability, and…
Read the analysis →State: Nevada
Published August 6, 2026
Las Vegas is the core city of the Las Vegas Henderson North Las Vegas metropolitan area and remains one of the most tourism intensive urban economies in the United States.
Read the analysis →State: Indiana
Published August 6, 2026
Kokomo is a small industrial city in north central Indiana and the core of the Kokomo Indiana metropolitan area.
Read the analysis →State: Tennessee
Published August 6, 2026
Knoxville is the core city of a mid sized MSA in eastern Tennessee anchored by the University of Tennessee, regional healthcare, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, and advanced manufacturing.
Read the analysis →State: Missouri
Published August 6, 2026
Kansas City is a two state metropolitan area with a diversified economy anchored by logistics, manufacturing, health care, professional services, and a growing technology and life sciences presence.
Read the analysis →State: Florida
Published August 6, 2026
Key labor market metrics for the Jacksonville metropolitan area in the first half of 2026 are shown below (not seasonally adjusted, BLS Economy at a Glance).
Read the analysis →State: Indiana
Published August 6, 2026
Indianapolis is the capital and largest city in Indiana and the core of the Indianapolis Carmel Greenwood metropolitan area.
Read the analysis →State: Alabama
Published August 6, 2026
Huntsville is a north Alabama city that has transformed from a mid size defense town into one of the most dynamic technology and engineering centers in the Southeast.
Read the analysis →State: Texas
Published August 6, 2026
Houston enters the second half of 2026 as one of the largest and fastest growing metropolitan economies in the United States, and its real estate markets are in the early stages of a supply led…
Read the analysis →State: Florida
Published August 6, 2026
Hollywood is a mature, coastal, and densely populated city of roughly 159,073 residents in southeastern Broward County, wedged between Fort Lauderdale to the north and the Miami Dade County line to…
Read the analysis →State: Connecticut
Published August 6, 2026
Hartford is Connecticut capital and the employment core of a large inland New England metro whose housing market, not its job growth rate, is what national research desks have been writing about in…
Read the analysis →State: South Carolina
Published August 6, 2026
Greenville, South Carolina sits at the center of a fast growing Upstate region with a diverse labor market that blends manufacturing, trade and transportation, professional services, and leisure and…
Read the analysis →State: North Carolina
Published August 6, 2026
Greensboro is the largest city in North Carolina's Piedmont Triad region and serves as a logistics, manufacturing, and distribution hub whose surrounding area has attracted major industrial…
Read the analysis →State: Michigan
Published August 6, 2026
Grand Rapids is the second largest city in Michigan and the economic anchor of West Michigan.
Read the analysis →State: North Carolina
Published August 6, 2026
Goldsboro is a small metropolitan center in eastern North Carolina that is shaped decisively by Seymour Johnson Air Force Base, regional health care and education providers, and a mix of…
Read the analysis →State: Arizona
Published August 6, 2026
Gilbert is one of the largest incorporated towns in the United States and one of the most affluent, family oriented suburbs in the Phoenix metropolitan area, and its real estate profile in 2026…
Read the analysis →State: Florida
Published August 6, 2026
Gainesville is a university anchored regional center in north central Florida, defined above all by the presence of the University of Florida and UF Health.
Read the analysis →State: Illinois
Published August 6, 2026
Freeport is a small independent city in north west Illinois that serves as the county seat of Stephenson County.
Read the analysis →State: Texas
Published August 6, 2026
Fort Worth is a large, still growing North Texas city whose housing and labor story is best read at three nested geographies.
Read the analysis →State: Florida
Published August 6, 2026
Fort Myers sits at the center of one of the fastest growing metropolitan areas in the United States, yet it enters the second half of 2026 in a clear cyclical correction.
Read the analysis →State: Florida
Published August 6, 2026
Fort Lauderdale, the county seat of Broward County in south Florida, is a mature coastal city that combines tourism, cruise and port activity, business services, and residential neighborhoods that…
Read the analysis →State: Colorado
Published August 6, 2026
Fort Collins is a university anchored city at the north end of Colorado's Front Range, roughly 65 miles north of Denver, and its real estate profile is shaped above all by Colorado State University…
Read the analysis →State: Arkansas
Published August 6, 2026
Fayetteville is the university city and professional services node of the Fayetteville Springdale Rogers Arkansas metro, a Northwest Arkansas labor market that the United States Bureau of Labor…
Read the analysis →State: Texas
Published August 6, 2026
El Paso sits at the far western tip of Texas, forming a single binational metropolis with Ciudad Juárez across the Rio Grande and functioning as one of the most important manufacturing and logistics…
Read the analysis →State: Michigan
Published August 6, 2026
Detroit today offers a rare mix of very modest entry prices, unusually strong reported rent yields, and a maturing multifamily pipeline, against a backdrop of slow city population growth and a still…
Read the analysis →State: Iowa
Published August 6, 2026
Des Moines is the capital of Iowa and the financial and insurance hub of the Upper Midwest, and its real estate profile in 2026 is defined by three enduring traits: exceptional affordability, an…
Read the analysis →State: Colorado
Published August 6, 2026
Denver is a diverse regional economy with continued labor force growth, modest unemployment, and a maturing real estate cycle that has shifted from rapid expansion toward more measured rent and price…
Read the analysis →State: Florida
Published August 6, 2026
Delray Beach is a coastal city of about 70,140 residents in southern Palm Beach County, positioned between Boca Raton to the south and Boynton Beach to the north within the greater South Florida…
Read the analysis →State: Illinois
Published August 6, 2026
DeKalb is a small city of roughly 40,000 people about 65 miles west of Chicago, and it is best understood as the intersection of two very different real estate stories.
Read the analysis →State: Florida
Published August 6, 2026
Davie is an inland municipality in central Broward County, part of the larger Miami Fort Lauderdale West Palm Beach metropolitan area.
Read the analysis →State: Texas
Published August 6, 2026
Dallas sits at the center of the Dallas Fort Worth Arlington metropolitan area, the third largest metro in the United States and, on recent evidence, one of its most powerful growth engines.
Read the analysis →State: Florida
Published August 6, 2026
Cooper City is a small, affluent, almost entirely residential suburb in southwestern Broward County, Florida, and it presents a very different investment profile from the large Sun Belt apartment…
Read the analysis →State: Ohio
Published August 6, 2026
Columbus is a Midwestern growth story that has increasingly earned comparison to Sun Belt markets, combining a diversified employment base, strong population and job growth, and, most…
Read the analysis →State: Colorado
Published August 6, 2026
Colorado Springs is Colorado’s second largest city and the economic center of El Paso County on the southern Front Range.
Read the analysis →State: Ohio
Published August 6, 2026
Cleveland is a legacy industrial city on the southern shore of Lake Erie and the urban core of the Cleveland Elyria metropolitan area.
Read the analysis →State: Ohio
Published August 6, 2026
Cincinnati is a long established city in the Ohio River valley and is the core of a multi state metropolitan area that spans Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana.
Read the analysis →State: Illinois
Published August 6, 2026
Chicago is one of the largest and most economically diverse cities in the United States, and it functions as the core of the Chicago Naperville Elgin metropolitan area.
Read the analysis →State: Virginia
Published August 6, 2026
Chesapeake is a large, low density independent city in the Hampton Roads region of southeastern Virginia, part of the Virginia Beach, Chesapeake, and Norfolk metropolitan area, and it stands out as…
Read the analysis →State: Tennessee
Published August 6, 2026
Chattanooga presents a markedly different investment profile from the coastal Florida markets that dominate Sun Belt discussion.
Read the analysis →State: South Carolina
Published August 6, 2026
Charleston is a coastal city in South Carolina that combines a historic peninsula, rapidly growing suburban communities, port and logistics assets, resort and retirement demand, and a diversified…
Read the analysis →State: Arizona
Published August 6, 2026
Chandler is an affluent, technology anchored suburb in the southeast quadrant of the Phoenix metropolitan area, and its real estate profile in 2026 reflects that identity: high incomes, expensive…
Read the analysis →State: North Carolina
Published August 6, 2026
Cary is an affluent, technology anchored suburb inside the Raleigh Cary metropolitan area in Wake County, North Carolina, and it presents a study in stability rather than volatility.
Read the analysis →State: Florida
Published August 6, 2026
Cape Coral is a rapidly developed coastal city in Lee County on the southwest coast of Florida.
Read the analysis →State: New York
Published August 6, 2026
Buffalo offers accredited investors a mature, income oriented market in the Great Lakes region, with relatively low entry prices, moderate reported rent yield, and a regional economy anchored by…
Read the analysis →State: New York
Published August 6, 2026
Brooklyn, which is coterminous with Kings County within New York City, is one of the most important urban residential markets in the United States.
Read the analysis →State: Massachusetts
Published August 6, 2026
Boston is a mature coastal gateway market with a knowledge and health care driven economy, very high housing costs, and persistent supply constraints that shape every investment decision.
Read the analysis →State: Idaho
Published August 6, 2026
Boise is the capital and largest city of Idaho and the core of the Boise metropolitan area that includes much of Ada County and neighboring communities.
Read the analysis →State: Florida
Published August 6, 2026
Boca Raton is a coastal city in Palm Beach County that functions as part of the broader South Florida urban corridor while retaining a distinct identity as an affluent residential and employment…
Read the analysis →State: Indiana
Published August 6, 2026
Bloomington is a classic university centered regional market anchored by the main campus of Indiana University and serving as the county seat of Monroe County.
Read the analysis →State: Alabama
Published August 6, 2026
Birmingham is Alabama largest historic industrial capital and the employment core of a large inland Southeastern metro whose investment story in 2025 and 2026 is cash flow, not scarcity.
Read the analysis →State: Arkansas
Published August 6, 2026
Bentonville is the corporate heart of Northwest Arkansas, the home office of Walmart, and one of the fastest growing and most affluent small cities in the United States.
Read the analysis →State: Louisiana
Published August 6, 2026
Baton Rouge is Louisiana's capital and the industrial heart of the state's petrochemical corridor along the Mississippi River, and its real estate profile in 2026 is a study in contrasts: a booming…
Read the analysis →State: Maryland
Published August 6, 2026
Baltimore is a midsized east coast city offering notable reported rent yield and a regional economy anchored by health care, higher education, logistics, and federal related employment.
Read the analysis →State: Texas
Published August 6, 2026
Austin has become one of the most closely watched real estate markets in the country due to rapid population growth in recent years, significant technology and corporate investment, and a distinct…
Read the analysis →State: Georgia
Published August 6, 2026
Atlanta is one of the premier growth markets of the American South, the economic capital of the Southeast, and a market that in 2026 presents investors with a widely discussed setup: durable demand…
Read the analysis →State: North Carolina
Published August 6, 2026
Asheville is a small, high amenity mountain market whose real estate story in 2026 is dominated by two forces pulling in opposite directions.
Read the analysis →State: New Mexico
Published August 6, 2026
Albuquerque is a high desert Southwestern market anchored by an unusually deep base of federal, laboratory, military, and university employment, and its real estate profile in 2026 is one of…
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Statewide review · NJ
Published August 8, 2026
New Jersey is a densely populated, high income Northeastern state that sits between the New York City and Philadelphia metropolitan areas, giving it exposure to two of the largest economies in the…
Read the analysis →Statewide review · WI
Published August 7, 2026
Wisconsin's real estate landscape is shaped by a diversified upper Midwest economy, stable but slow job growth, and a for sale housing market that has seen stronger recent price appreciation than the…
Read the analysis →Statewide review · WV
Published August 7, 2026
West Virginia is a small Appalachian state with an economy that is gradually diversifying beyond traditional energy and manufacturing into health care, education, and service industries.
Read the analysis →Statewide review · WA
Published August 7, 2026
Washington is a large, diverse coastal state whose real estate markets are anchored by the Seattle metropolitan area and complemented by secondary metros and smaller communities east of the Cascades.
Read the analysis →Statewide review · VA
Published August 7, 2026
Virginia is a large and diverse state anchored by federal government, defense, technology, logistics, and services, with an economy that spans the Washington and Northern Virginia corridor, Hampton…
Read the analysis →Statewide review · VT
Published August 7, 2026
Vermont is a small New England state with a distinctive mix of advanced manufacturing, education and health services, tourism, and government that anchors a modest but relatively stable real estate…
Read the analysis →Statewide review · TN
Published August 7, 2026
Tennessee offers a diversified, moderately growing economy anchored in manufacturing, logistics, health care, professional services, and tourism, with real estate fundamentals that are generally…
Read the analysis →Statewide review · PA
Published August 7, 2026
Pennsylvania is a large, diversified state economy anchored by health care, education, manufacturing, logistics, energy, and government.
Read the analysis →Statewide review · ND
Published August 7, 2026
North Dakota is a small, resource driven state whose real estate markets are shaped by energy production, agriculture, and a concentrated set of regional service hubs rather than by large diversified…
Read the analysis →Statewide review · NC
Published August 7, 2026
North Carolina has emerged as one of the more dynamic real estate markets in the southeastern United States, combining fast growing metros such as Charlotte and Raleigh Durham with a diverse set of…
Read the analysis →Statewide review · NY
Published August 7, 2026
New York is one of the largest and most complex real estate markets in the United States, combining the global gateway of New York City, affluent suburbs on Long Island and in the lower Hudson…
Read the analysis →Statewide review · NM
Published August 7, 2026
New Mexico is a resource rich, relatively low density state whose real estate markets are anchored by energy production in the Permian and San Juan basins, federal laboratories and military…
Read the analysis →Statewide review · NV
Published August 7, 2026
Nevada remains one of the fastest growing and most cyclically exposed real estate markets in the United States.
Read the analysis →Statewide review · NE
Published August 7, 2026
Nebraska is a mid continent state whose real estate market is anchored by two midsized metropolitan areas, Omaha and Lincoln, and a network of smaller regional centers and rural counties tied to…
Read the analysis →Statewide review · MT
Published August 7, 2026
Montana is a large, sparsely populated state with a small but evolving real estate market that combines traditional resource and agriculture based communities with a set of fast growing university,…
Read the analysis →Statewide review · MO
Published August 7, 2026
Missouri is a mid continent state with a diverse economic base, moderate cost of living, and a real estate market anchored by the St Louis and Kansas City metropolitan areas, with important secondary…
Read the analysis →Statewide review · MS
Published August 7, 2026
Mississippi is a relatively small, slow growing Southern state with a dispersed settlement pattern, persistent economic challenges, and a real estate market that is dominated by single family homes…
Read the analysis →Statewide review · MN
Published August 7, 2026
Minnesota is a diversified Upper Midwest state anchored by the Minneapolis Saint Paul metropolitan area, supported by regional centers such as Rochester, Duluth, St Cloud, and Moorhead and a broad…
Read the analysis →Statewide review · MI
Published August 7, 2026
Michigan is a large Great Lakes state with a diverse economic base that spans automotive and advanced manufacturing, healthcare, higher education and research, logistics, agriculture, and a growing…
Read the analysis →Statewide review · MA
Published August 7, 2026
Massachusetts is a compact, densely settled state with an economy anchored in higher education, healthcare, life sciences, technology, and financial and professional services.
Read the analysis →Statewide review · MD
Published August 7, 2026
Maryland sits at the heart of the Mid Atlantic corridor between Washington District of Columbia and the Northeast, with a compact geography but an outsized economic role anchored by the federal…
Read the analysis →Statewide review · ME
Published August 7, 2026
Maine is a small, coastal, and largely rural state with a concentrated band of economic activity and housing demand along the southern and mid coast corridor and in a few interior service centers.
Read the analysis →Statewide review · LA
Published August 7, 2026
Louisiana is an energy, petrochemical, port, and tourism oriented state with a complex risk profile.
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Published August 7, 2026
Kentucky is a mid sized state in the central and southern United States with a diversified economy and a real estate landscape that ranges from urban cores in Louisville and Lexington to small…
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Published August 7, 2026
Kansas is a central United States state with a modest statewide population, a diversified but still agriculture linked economy, and a real estate landscape dominated by single family homes with…
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Published August 7, 2026
Iowa is a midwestern state with a stable, moderately growing economy, anchored by agriculture, manufacturing, insurance and financial services, health care, education, and logistics.
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Published August 7, 2026
The District of Columbia enters the second half of 2026 as a high value, high cost, politically exposed market in the middle of a genuine adjustment.
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Published August 6, 2026
Wyoming is a small, energy oriented state with a labor market and housing stock that are large enough to matter for regional portfolios but still thin enough that public data are limited.
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Published August 6, 2026
Utah enters mid 2026 as a fast growing, service oriented economy with very low unemployment and a single family housing market where prices are still rising while supply has begun to expand.
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Published August 6, 2026
Texas remains one of the largest and most diverse state economies in the United States, with energy, logistics, technology, health care, professional services, and manufacturing all playing major…
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Published August 6, 2026
South Dakota enters mid 2026 with a very tight labor market and modest overall job growth.
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Published August 6, 2026
South Carolina is a fast growing Sun Belt state with an economy anchored by advanced manufacturing, ports and logistics, tourism, and a diversified service sector.
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Published August 6, 2026
Rhode Island is a small but dense New England state with a service oriented economy, coastal exposure, and an older housing stock that combines single family homes, small multifamily buildings, and…
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Published August 6, 2026
Oregon enters mid 2026 with a cooling but still functional economy and housing market.
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Published August 6, 2026
Oklahoma offers a mid sized, energy influenced economy with two primary metropolitan anchors, Oklahoma City and Tulsa, and a broad base of smaller cities and rural counties.
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Published August 6, 2026
Ohio is a diversified Midwestern economy anchored by manufacturing, health care, education, logistics, and business services, with major metropolitan areas including Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati,…
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Published August 6, 2026
New Hampshire is a small New England state with a diversified, services heavy economy, high household incomes by national standards, and chronic housing undersupply in its main job centers.
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Published August 6, 2026
Indiana is a Midwestern state with a growing population, solid income gains, and a diversified economy anchored by manufacturing, logistics, life sciences, education, and health care.
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Published August 6, 2026
Illinois is a large and economically diverse state anchored by the Chicago metropolitan area, with additional regional centers such as Rockford, Peoria, Champaign Urbana, Bloomington Normal,…
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Published August 6, 2026
Idaho continues to be one of the faster growing smaller states in the United States, with both population and income rising and a housing market that remains relatively tight.
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Published August 6, 2026
Hawaii combines very high housing costs, modest but stable employment, and a slowly declining population, all within a small island economy that is highly exposed to tourism and climate risk.
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Published August 6, 2026
Georgia is a large and fast growing Sunbelt state anchored by the Atlanta metropolitan area and a diversified mix of logistics, manufacturing, corporate services, and higher education.
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Published August 6, 2026
Florida is a large, fast growing Sunbelt state whose real estate markets are driven by population growth, in migration, tourism, logistics, and services.
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Published August 6, 2026
Delaware is a small but economically significant state anchored by financial services, health care, manufacturing, and logistics along the Interstate 95 corridor.
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Published August 6, 2026
Connecticut is a mature, high income, slow growth state where real estate performance is driven less by rapid population expansion and more by income strength, sector mix, and tight for sale…
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Published August 6, 2026
Colorado has evolved into a diversified, service oriented, and innovation focused state economy anchored along the Front Range corridor from Fort Collins through Denver to Colorado Springs and south…
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Published August 6, 2026
California is one of the largest and most complex real estate markets in the United States, with deep economic capacity, structurally constrained housing supply in many coastal metros, and…
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Published August 6, 2026
Arkansas offers a slow but steady growth profile with moderate home prices, rising incomes, and a diversified but modest scale economy.
Read the analysis →Statewide review · AZ
Published August 6, 2026
Arizona combines rapid long term population growth, strong income gains, and a diversified but cyclical economy with a housing market that has cooled from the extreme run up of the early 2020s but…
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Published August 6, 2026
Alaska’s real estate market combines a small but stable population base, high per capita incomes, a cyclical resource driven economy, and constrained housing supply in key metros.
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Published August 6, 2026
Alabama combines steady population and income growth, a diversified job base, and relatively affordable housing costs with meaningful exposure to manufacturing, energy, and climate related risks.
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