Coeur d’Alene Industrial Market Report Q1 2026
Coeur d’Alene industrial vacancy held at 6.4% in Q1 2026, but rents declined 0.7% YOY — the first decline in over a decade. Why this pause is a buy signal, not a sell signal.
Coeur d’Alene industrial vacancy held at 6.4% in Q1 2026, but rents declined 0.7% YOY — the first decline in over a decade. Why this pause is a buy signal, not a sell signal.
The Spokane office market opened 2026 with a 7.6% headline vacancy rate — less than half the 19% U.S. national average and a fraction of…
The Spokane retail market entered 2026 with a headline vacancy rate of 5.4% and negative net absorption of 222,000 square feet — numbers that look…
Spokane’s industrial market is holding tight in Q1 2026, but the headline numbers tell a more complicated story than they first appear. Vacancy is at…
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