Strong demand and limited supply are sustaining market momentum. With vacancy holding steady at a low 2.72% and a shortage of high-quality space persisting, the third quarter report highlights resilience amid evolving tenant needs and development activity. Read the full report from Colliers | Columbus along with previous quarterly trend reports here:  Trends | Research Resource

The Columbus retail market continued to tighten in Q2 as highlighted in the Q2 2025 Retail Trend Report , with vacancy dropping to just 2.72% and limited new supply entering the market. Despite a slight dip in leasing activity from last quarter, demand remains steady and space remains scarce, especially in smaller-format buildings and high-growth suburban areas. Gilli Zofan, First VP of the Columbus Retail Team expands: " As the second quarter has come to an end, many things

The Colliers | Columbus Q1 2025 Retail Trend Report is out, and while strong demand continues to fuel growth across the market,...

Avery joined the team as a brokerage intern last year and focuses on prospecting and learning the ins and outs of retail leasing and...

Colliers | Columbus' Q4 2024 Retail Trends Report is out and the numbers confirm what many in the industry are experiencing...

With over 15 years of experience in real estate, Andrew White is a seasoned expert in the field. Andrew shares his insights on the...