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Q1 2026 Denver Multifamily Investor Report
The Q1 2026 Denver multifamily investor report shows the market trading sideways, with 12-month sales volume of $2.6B across 205 trades — roughly 30% below the 10-year average. Vacancy reached a two-decade high of 12.0% as new supply outpaced absorption, while average pricing slipped to $307K per unit, now 17% below the 2021 peak. The supply wave appears to be cresting, creating a potential entry window for value-add investors in Class B/C product.
Q1 2026 Denver Office Occupier Report
SVN Denver’s Q1 2026 Denver office occupier report shows the market posted its first positive net absorption quarter since early 2022, with +94,000 SF absorbed despite vacancy reaching a record 18.1%. Tenants continue to hold significant leverage, with sublease discounts running roughly 30% below direct asking rents and free rent concessions of approximately one month per year of term. With the construction pipeline down to just 1.4 million SF and 89% pre-leased, effective supply is expected to tighten meaningfully through the second half of 2026.
Q1 2026 Denver Office Investor Report
The Q1 2026 Denver office investor report shows sales volume surging 60% to $1.2B as private equity and opportunistic capital return to the market at a 9.3% cap rate — the most attractive entry point in over a decade. Average pricing has reset to $205/SF, roughly 20% below the 2021 peak, while vacancy climbed to a record 18.1%. SVN Denver’s Brian McCririe, MCR breaks down the seven key data points shaping the Denver office investment landscape heading into Q2 2026.
SVN Research & Reports
Economic Update – April 9, 2026
1. MARCH EMPLOYMENT REPORT According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), US employers added 178,000 new payrolls in March, well above the Wall Street estimate of 59,000. The latest numbers follow a downwardly revised decline of 133,000 in February. The...
Economic Update -March 26, 2026
1. COMMERCIAL PROPERTY PRICES • According to the latest data from MSCI-RCA, commercial property prices rose 1.3% year-over-year in February and 0.4% month-over-month — implying a 5.3% annualized pace. • Transaction activity remained below historical norms while...
Economic Update – March 12, 2026
1. CPI INFLATION • The US Consumer Price Index (CPI) edged higher by 0.3 percentage points in February, compared to 0.2% in January, according to the latest data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS). Annual inflation held steady at 2.6%, in line with...
Northern Colorado Talking Points
Talking Points – Some Optimistic Bets and Some Opportunistic Bets Feature in August NoCOCRE Sales Activity
Still a ways to go to catch up to the 5 year Sales Average in NoCOCREStill a ways to go to catch up to the 5 year Leasing Activity Average in NoCOCREContact our advisors to see how they can help you with your property Returning to a more "normal" monthly statistic,...
Talking Points: Public REIT transactions carry NoCOCRE during July
NoCO OFFICE property sales dip to a 10 year low (price and volume) NoCO OFFICE property rents show a general growth over the last 10 years despite the troubles on the sales side Despite the hot weather in July, NoCOCRE deals slowed a bit, with 60 trades in total. We...
Talking Points: NoCO CRE Trade Activity in June Climbing Up to Longer Term Averages
Occupancy at Time of Construction Delivery has steadily Declined over the last 10 years in NoCO tri-county regionNoCOCRE Construction Starts rate has been declining over the last 3 years, likely due to interest rates and slower lease up ratesContact our advisors to...