The increased pace signals firms are adapting to evolving business and workplace needs.

Midland is expected to post the largest rent growth over the next five years.

New York was the only market to add more than 100,000 jobs annually in July.

Nearly all of the 25 major markets are seeing shifts.

Rising late rent payments point to growing financial strain for tenants.

Five apartment communities traded for $175 million or more during this period.

Estimates for GDP, CPI and the 10-year Treasury are holding steady.

A flight to quality continues with investors, occupiers prioritizing high-performing assets.