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  1. Both Chicago and Austin experienced significant changes in asking rents as of August 14, 2025.
  2. A scholarship validates the relationship between vacancy rates and rental prices in Austin.
  3. Vacancies in the Austin housing market are attributed to high market rate rents.

Austin Market Vacancy Levels Cause 400 Basis Point Drag on Portfolio Performance

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 22
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The wholly owned portfolio reported 89% occupancy, which reflects a 400 basis point drag caused by vacancy levels in the Austin market. Leasing activity reached 558,000 square feet during the quarter, the highest volume reported for the year. One Uptown maintained a leasing rate of 97% following new lease executions.

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Vacancy levels in the Austin housing market are currently attributed to high market rate rents. A scholarship has validated the relationship between rental prices and vacancy rates within the city.

Vacancies in the Austin housing market are attributed to high market rate rents, and a scholarship validates the relationship between vacancy rates and rental prices in Austin.

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Who's involved

  • AustinThe location where the portfolio operates and where vacancy levels are impacting performance

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Vacancies in the Austin housing market are attributed to high market rate rents. All 1 developments

Within Both Chicago and Austin experienced significant changes in asking rents as of August 14, 2025.

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