Renters everywhere are looking for more balance in their lives and in their homes. And renters in the Midwest are no exception, according to findings from the 2023 NMHC and Grace Hill Renter Preferences Survey Report, a national report that includes responses from renters in 11 major Midwest markets.
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In 2023, U.S. multifamily and industrial sectors shifted, with decreased demand impacting absorption and vacancy rates, while office space hit record high vacancies amidst evolving work models. Retail faced stagnation; yet, overall CRE markets suggested opportunities amidst economic rebalancing.
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