2008 Year-End Office Survey
The Oklahoma City office market experienced mixed
results in 2008. While the downtown market saw
significant improvement, the suburban markets
struggled to absorb newly constructed space. Overall,
the market absorbed an almost negligible 17,000
square feet and experienced a small increase in the
total market vacancy of one-tenth of one percent-
endin...
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2008 Year-End Retail Survey
2008 has not been kind to most retailers or
the retail industry. The industry as a whole was
struggling through the first half of the year,
and then the bottom fell out of the economy.
Retailers, with a few exceptions, have fallen the
hardest. With consumers on edge, they have cut
back spending and changed spending patterns.
The few winners are Wal-M...
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2008 Industrial Survey
In the midst of a national credit crisis, near-recession economy, and record energy prices the Oklahoma
City economy continues to surge ahead with positive
economic indicators on all front. The Oklahoma City
industrial real estate market is no exception with limited
availability in most product types and active speculative
development in smaller single tena...
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2008 Multifamily Survey
In 2008, the Multifamily Division of Price Edwards surveyed 232 properties totaling 49,018 units in the Oklahoma City metropolitan area. Aggregate rental
rates for the Oklahoma City metropolitan Area showed an increase of 3.08 percent on a per square foot basis from $0.65 in 2007 to $0.67 in 2008, while the overall occupancy declined by 2 percent.
However, th...
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