We are glad to present our Q4 2020 Transactions Report. See the notable sale and lease transactions we took part in during the fourth quarter! Q4 2020 Transactions Having trouble…

We are glad to present our 2020 Year End Multifamily Report for the Wichita area. Learn about the transactions, units sold and cap rates for 2020.

COVID-19 has affected every aspect of life and business in 2020. This holds true for commercial real estate and the multifamily market accross the country. According to the US Census Bureau, nationally 27% of renters reported struggling to pay rent--in Kansas the figure was 25%.

Nathan Farha, CCIM is representing NAI Martens in a Turkey and Ham Drive where local real estate companies are competing to see who can raise the most for the Kansas…

The third quarter in the Wichita commercial real estate market saw trends in line with national predictions. Office and retail saw increased vacancy as businesses continue to operate differently due to the pandemic.

Recently leased! Douglas Design District Redevelopment NAI Martens is proud to announce the lease of 618 E. Douglas in Wichita, Kansas. Marshall Johnson, Commercial Advisor with NAI Martens, represented Cohlmia Marketing in the transaction. Congrats to the Cohlmia Marketing team!

During the second quarter of 2020 activity in the commercial real estate market slowed, but there was still movement seen in all submarkets. Office, retail and industrial all saw an…

We are glad to present our Q2 2020 Transactions Report. See the notable sale and lease transactions we took part in during the second quarter!

We are glad to present our Q2 2020 Multifamily Market Update for the Wichita area. Learn about the development, occupancy and rent trends from the past year in the local multifamily market, as well as the impacts COVID-19 has had on the market.

The Wichita multifamily market remains strong after a year of negligible fluctuations in rents, occupancy rates and new units built in market, though owners and developers are cautious given the unexpected shock of global pandemic.

An increasing number of households are renting duplexes as the property type continues to appeal to a variety of age range demographics. Empty-nesters often require less living space than they once did and no longer want the maintenance that comes with home ownership.

The first quarter of 2020 ended with a series of events unlike anything that has been seen – the economy was essentially shuttered as the world combatted a global pandemic. The effects of these past few months will likely be felt for years to come.