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Demand for data centers continues to surge, driven by rapid growth in artificial intelligence and cloud computing, even as power shortages and supply bottlenecks limit expansion. With national vacancy below 2% and most facilities pre-leased before completion, constrained capacity is keeping rents elevated and development competitive. Growth is increasingly concentrated in markets with reliable energy access, underscoring how power availability is defining the next phase of digital infrastructure investment.

With the first baby boomers turning 80 in 2026, demand for senior housing is approaching a historic inflection point. Limited new supply, evolving care models and shifting consumer preferences are driving record-high occupancy levels. Developers are diversifying offerings, from active adult “independent living lite” communities to wellness-focused and tech-enabled facilities.

Self-storage continues to evolve into a hybrid asset class with broader appeal. Demand is being propelled by housing constraints and lifestyle trends favoring flexibility. A new subsegment, storage condos, is emerging as a unique investment opportunity for individuals and small businesses, blending industrial and personal-use space in innovative ways.
Following a strong rebound in 2024, the student housing sector is now navigating a more complex outlook. Simplified federal financial aid, a record high school graduating class, and robust international enrollment in US higher education combined to deliver the strongest gains in years. Student housing mirrored that growth, with near-record absorption, high occupancy, and steady rent increases. Yet, as demographic headwinds, ongoing visa delays, and rising construction costs emerge, the sector now enters a complex and uncertain phase.
The office sector is stabilizing as top-tier buildings in major markets capture record rents, even as overall valuations remain far below pre-pandemic peaks. Lower-quality and less central properties continue to face elevated vacancies, reflecting a widening divide between trophy assets and struggling stock. This bifurcation, by both building class and geography, suggests that recovery will be selective and uneven across the sector

Top 10 Markets to Watch in 2026

Each year, the Emerging Trends survey asks industry participants to rate markets for investment and development prospects in 2026 across property types, and to rate aspects of their local markets. Dallas-Fort Worth remains at the top of the Markets to Watch for the second year running.

1. Dallas-Fort Worth
2. Jersey City
3. Miami
4. Brooklyn
5. Houston
6. Nashville
7. Northern New Jersey
8. Tampa-St. Petersburgh
9. Manhattan
10. Phoenix

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Emerging Trends in Real Estate in RealEstate®は、PwCとアーバンランド・インスティテュートが共同で発表した、不動産および土地利用業界で最も高く評価されている年間の業界展望の1つです。数百人の業界専門家からのインタビューと調査の回答を組み込むことにより、レポートは、不動産投資、開発動向、およびキャピタル・マーケッツに関する地域ごとの詳細な見通しを提供します。レポートは、南北アメリカ、アジア太平洋、ヨーロッパ、グローバルの4つのバージョンで作成されます。2003年以降に公開されたRealEstate®レポートのEmerging Trends in Real Estateはすべて、Knowledge Finderで入手できます。

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