Get the latest insights into the Wichita multifamily market, including occupancy, rental rates, new development, transaction activity, and market trends. The 2026 report highlights continued strong fundamentals, rising rental rates,…

What trends are shaping Wichita’s retail market? Our latest report breaks down the numbers behind vacancy, leasing activity, rental rates, new development, and overall market performance to help investors, owners,…

From vacancy and leasing activity to rental rates and investment trends, our latest office market report provides the insights you need to understand where Wichita’s office market stands today and…

Wichita’s industrial market remained resilient in the second quarter of 2026, with stable fundamentals, continued leasing activity, and sustained demand across key submarkets. Explore the latest insights on vacancy, absorption,…

Vacancy ticks down 24 bps to 10.24 percent. A concentrated Northwest give-back, a CBD rate surge, and a restaurant pipeline running well ahead of the national trend. Q1 2026 Retail…

Wichita industrial vacancy held essentially flat at 8.07% as roughly 266,000 SF of lease-up off set 260,000 SF of new vacancy, including a 215,135-SF spec delivery in Kechi. Q1 2026…

Vacancy eases 54 bps to 18.83 percent. Absorption ends Q1 marginally negative at –13,035 SF — the smallest give-back of a five-quarter stretch, shaped by a single Northeast availability event.…

The Wichita office market ended 2025 on a cautious note, with market-wide vacancy rising. Overall leasing activity remained modest and focused on quality spaces, exemplifying an ongoing “flight-to-quality” trend as…

Wichita’s industrial market closed out the fourth quarter of 2025 in a position of measured stability. Overall vacancy ended the year at roughly 9.0%, essentially holding steady from recent quarters.…

Wichita’s retail and restaurant real estate market ended 2025 on a cautious note, with overall vacancy ticking up. Overall, the Wichita retail sector remains in a period of transition, adapting…

Wichita’s retail and restaurant market held steady in Q2, with stable demand in core areas and modest softening in peripheral submarkets. Activity was driven by national chains expanding, local franchises…

Wichita’s industrial market remained strong in Q2, with demand for modern facilities keeping occupancy near record highs even as new space came online. Leasing activity and steady rents point to…