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Economic Update – April 9, 2026
1. MARCH EMPLOYMENT REPORT According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), US employers added 178,000 new payrolls in March, well above the Wall Street estimate of 59,000. The latest numbers follow a downwardly revised decline of 133,000 in February. The...
Free Rent Concessions: How to Negotiate
Free rent concessions are one of the most powerful tools commercial tenants can negotiate — ranging from 1 month per year of lease term in tight markets to 18 or more months for Class A office space in high-vacancy conditions. This page covers current benchmarks by property type and market, the five main free rent structures, negotiation tactics for maximizing leverage, and a formula for calculating effective rent so tenants can compare proposals accurately. In Denver’s office market, where vacancy has surpassed 26%, SVN Denver advisors are actively securing 12–18 months of free rent on 5–7 year Class A deals.
Economic Update -March 26, 2026
The March 26, 2026 CRE economic update from SVN Denver covers ten key topics shaping commercial real estate markets, including the FOMC’s decision to hold rates steady at 3.50–3.75%, industrial property prices leading all sectors with a 4.2% year-over-year gain, and a one-in-three recession probability flagged by Wall Street Journal economists. Additional coverage includes net lease escalation trends, weakening consumer sentiment, wholesale inventory shifts, and independent landlord rental performance — with Colorado ranking among the top states nationally.