Recent closures and bankruptcies, and uneven consumer trends have had little impact on overall U.S. retail fundamentals.
That’s according to Colliers’ latest Q3 2025 U.S. Retail Market Statistics report, which found that vacancy rates remain historically low, with strong absorption and constrained new supply supporting rent growth across much of the United States.
The national vacancy rate remained steady at 4.3% in the third quarter, according to the report. Mall vacancies fell 30 basis points, while shopping center vacancies held steady, signaling continued resilience in both formats despite shifting retail footprints.
In other findings, average asking rents increased to $25.53 per sq. ft. — a 0.27% quarterly increase — in the third quarter, with occupancy costs remaining in line with sales performance...
Other findings from Collier’s Q3 report are at the link...
...moreRSK: Retail still remains strong entering into the Holiday season. Low vacancy rates and not much new construction.
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