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| − | + | All Texas metro markets report current overall occupancies above 90%, with Austin leading the industry at 93.39%. The lowest occupancy is found in the Dallas/Fort Worth industry at 90.35%. Austin also leads the Texas markets in terms of rental rates, reporting the highest rents at $.930 per square foot (psf). Average rents in the other metro markets are all beneath $.870 psf. Monthly absorption was strongest in the Dallas/Ft. Worth industry, as 641 units had been absorbed in April. San Antonio also posted good monthly absorption, although the Houston and Austin markets posted negative figures. | |
| − | + | Austin Market place occupancy dropped .07 points more than the month, nevertheless at 93.39%, occupancy remains 2.10 points higher than in April of 2005. Typical rents are presently at $.930 psf and are $.002 psf higher than last month and final year's figures. Absorption dipped into the red this month, as -109 units had been absorbed. Annual absorption stands at three,589 units. | |
| − | + | Dallas/Fort Worth Marketplace occupancy is up .03 points over the month to 90.35%, and is 1.70 points above final year's level. Even though average rents have remained flat more than the final couple of months at $.867 psf, they are $.003 psf higher than the rate seen at this time final year. Monthly absorption of 641 units brings annual absorption up to 13,575 units. | |
| − | + | Houston Market occupancy fell .27 points to 90.73% more than the month. General occupancy remains four.29 points larger than April 2005's level. Rental rates inched up $.003 psf over the month and are up $.027 psf more than the year to $.824 psf, even though monthly absorption was -323 units. Absorption more than the last twelve months is at 24,542 units. | |
| − | + | San Antonio occupancy, at 91.69%, gained .08 points over the month and .47 points more than the year. Rental rates are up slightly over the month, $.001 psf, to $.817 psf, which is $.012 psf greater than final year's figure. This is the third consecutive month of good absorption, as 237 units had been absorbed in April. Annual absorption totals 3,473 units.Kenichi Austin | |
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Latest revision as of 02:38, 23 March 2013
All Texas metro markets report current overall occupancies above 90%, with Austin leading the industry at 93.39%. The lowest occupancy is found in the Dallas/Fort Worth industry at 90.35%. Austin also leads the Texas markets in terms of rental rates, reporting the highest rents at $.930 per square foot (psf). Average rents in the other metro markets are all beneath $.870 psf. Monthly absorption was strongest in the Dallas/Ft. Worth industry, as 641 units had been absorbed in April. San Antonio also posted good monthly absorption, although the Houston and Austin markets posted negative figures.
Austin Market place occupancy dropped .07 points more than the month, nevertheless at 93.39%, occupancy remains 2.10 points higher than in April of 2005. Typical rents are presently at $.930 psf and are $.002 psf higher than last month and final year's figures. Absorption dipped into the red this month, as -109 units had been absorbed. Annual absorption stands at three,589 units.
Dallas/Fort Worth Marketplace occupancy is up .03 points over the month to 90.35%, and is 1.70 points above final year's level. Even though average rents have remained flat more than the final couple of months at $.867 psf, they are $.003 psf higher than the rate seen at this time final year. Monthly absorption of 641 units brings annual absorption up to 13,575 units.
Houston Market occupancy fell .27 points to 90.73% more than the month. General occupancy remains four.29 points larger than April 2005's level. Rental rates inched up $.003 psf over the month and are up $.027 psf more than the year to $.824 psf, even though monthly absorption was -323 units. Absorption more than the last twelve months is at 24,542 units.
San Antonio occupancy, at 91.69%, gained .08 points over the month and .47 points more than the year. Rental rates are up slightly over the month, $.001 psf, to $.817 psf, which is $.012 psf greater than final year's figure. This is the third consecutive month of good absorption, as 237 units had been absorbed in April. Annual absorption totals 3,473 units.Kenichi Austin 419 Colorado St Austin, TX 78701 (512) 320-8883 view site
