San Antonio Market Report

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San Antonio Commercial Real Estate Market Report

San Antonio shows a mixed commercial real estate picture. Office vacancy remains below many peer markets, retail fundamentals are supported by resilient demand and population growth, while industrial and multifamily continue to work through recent supply additions.

Q2 2026 | Report source date: May 11, 2026

Executive Summary

San Antonio market snapshot.

San Antonio shows a mixed commercial real estate picture. Office vacancy remains below many peer markets, retail fundamentals are supported by resilient demand and population growth, while industrial and multifamily continue to work through recent supply additions.

Key Metrics

Market metrics dashboard.

10.7%Office Vacancy
10.4%Industrial Vacancy
4.0%Retail Vacancy
16.0%Multifamily Vacancy
Research Dashboard

Animated market signals.

Vacancy comparison

Office

10.7%

Industrial

10.4%

Retail

4.0%

Multifamily

16.0%

Rent growth signal

Office

0.4%

Industrial

1.2%

Retail

1.2%

Multifamily

-3.4%

Office
Industrial
Retail
Multifamily
Office
1M SF absorbed | 562K SF delivered
Industrial
2.3M SF absorbed | 3.8M SF delivered
Retail
825K SF absorbed | 1.4M SF delivered
Multifamily
311 units absorbed | 769 units delivered
Sector Detail

Office, industrial, retail, and multifamily trends.

office

562K SF delivered, 1M SF absorbed, 10.7% vacancy, 0.4% rent growth.

CoStar reports San Antonio office vacancy below the U.S. and statewide averages, with limited construction and moderate demand helping keep the market steadier than many peers.

industrial

3.8M SF delivered, 2.3M SF absorbed, 10.4% vacancy, 1.2% rent growth.

Industrial vacancy is close to record highs as a wave of deliveries has outpaced absorption, particularly in larger warehouse space.

retail

1.4M SF delivered, 825K SF absorbed, 4.0% vacancy, 1.2% rent growth.

Retail vacancies remain low, supported by positive absorption, consumer-base growth, and tenant interest in expanding across South Central Texas.

multifamily

6,769 units delivered, 3,311 units absorbed, 16.0% vacancy, -3.4% asking rent growth.

A record development wave continues to weigh on multifamily fundamentals, though lower construction starts point toward better supply-demand balance ahead.

Trends

Notable trends.

Office leasing from smaller tenants has helped offset move-outs from large occupiers.
Industrial leasing is resilient in small-bay space, while bulk distribution remains pressured.
Retail demand remains supported by migration and job growth despite big-box churn.
Multifamily rent growth remains negative as recently delivered units continue leasing up.
Development PipelineCoStar reports 272,240 SF of office, 4.3M SF of industrial, 778,007 SF of retail, and 3,903 multifamily units under construction.
Investment OutlookRetail assets continue to attract well-capitalized private buyers, while industrial and multifamily liquidity is more sensitive to vacancy, rent pressure, and capital-market conditions.
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Disclaimer

Data is sourced from CoStar market reports and other market sources provided to Bisono Realty Advisors Group. Information should be independently verified before making leasing, acquisition, disposition, financing, or investment decisions.