Will Austin is a journalist specializing in local real estate and economic trends in the Sacramento area. He writes for CoStar, providing insightful analysis and reporting on the office, apartment, industrial, and retail markets in the region. Will's articles offer valuable information to investors, developers, and individuals interested in the local real estate market.
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Will Austin's coverage is heavily focused on local economic data and trends in the Sacramento area, with a strong emphasis on employment, office sector, and rental housing. His articles predominantly cite data to support his analysis.
If you have access to relevant local economic data or expertise in analyzing regional economic trends, it would be beneficial to reach out to Will. Providing insights or commentary based on credible sources of localized economic information could be particularly valuable for his coverage.
Given the specific focus on Sacramento and nearby areas like Reno, Nevada, pitches regarding broader national or international trends might not align with Will's current reporting priorities.
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Several recent transactions in California's capital point to improving activity for investors and landlords
Vacancy in the California city lands at 4.3%
But interest rate decreases are giving landlords options
By: Will Austin
Multifamily segment increases exposure in 2027 but has much less risk
Flagging interest not to blame for the dip in California's capital city
Excess supply still to blame
Most of the loans that are coming due are for the California city's multifamily properties
By: Will Austin
Rents outperforming most other markets in California's Central Valley amid housing shortage
By: Will Austin
The median house price in California's capital makes it difficult for developers to make a profit
By: Will Austin
Concern grows over future housing supply
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