Retail Begins To Cool After Red-Hot Cycle

Houston's booming retail market is rebalancing. According to JLL's Q1 research, construction declined for the third consecutive quarter, falling to 2.7M SF while vacancy rose to 5.1% from its cyclical low of 4.9%. Vacancy remains well below the 10-year average.

Demand will likely temper in 2017 as a weak office market impacts the sector, though indicators continue to point to a healthy level of growth for retail. As construction also drops, JLL predicts supply and demand will rebalance and vacancy will remain largely unchanged.

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