We’ve all seen how the Covid-19 pandemic gave the industrial sector the shove it needed to go from well-poised to interstellar.

A recent report from data provider LightBox suggests there is dawning but cautious optimism among commercial real estate (CRE) professionals when it comes to the prospects of the hospitality sector.

New development in the Wichita market was steady from 2013 to 2019, adding approximately 650 units to the market each year. However, development experienced a sharp decline in 2020 with just over 300 units completed.

Our Q3 2021 Retail Core Report provides an update on how retail in the downtown area is fairing.

Check out our latest market update, featuring trends and statistics for the second quarter of 2021 in the office, industrial and retail markets.

Take a look at our 2021 Industrial Mid-Year Report and review some of the trends, transactions and developments taking place in Wichita's industrial market.

We are excited to once again be honored in the Wichita Business Journal’s Real Estate Awards! NAI Martens has consistently been recognized each year in the Top Commercial Firm, Top Commercial Agent and Deal of the Year categories.

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The fourth quarter in Wichita continued with second and third quarter trends for the most part, seeing increased vacancies across the market – primarily in retail and office. However, multiple…

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%.