Reno-Sparks, Richmond, Salt Lake City, Savannah, and Stockton/Central Valley also make the list.

Austin, Charleston, Las Vegas, Memphis, and Raleigh-Durham are catching investors' eyes.

CBRE said fundraising constructions from the tough banking climate a key factor.

The spread between vacancy and availability has "rarely been this wide."

Boston, Philadelphia, Savannah, and Charleston benefit from West Coast union snags.

Preleasing is up by 7.8 percentage points compared to a year ago.

The average asking price for multifamily properties dropped a significant 24.9%.

The Federal Reserve's May 3 meeting is a key date for the CRE industry.