Occupancy Near Record Highs: Self-storage facilities have been running nearly full . Average occupancy rates reached roughly 96.5% , an unprecedented level that reflects consistent demand and facilities operating at essentially maximum capacity. Even by mid-2024, occupancy remained near these record highs, indicating sustained need for storage space. Surging Demand from All Segments: Residential customers (e.g. urban apartment dwellers and downsizing homeowners) and commer

RV storage investment is emerging as a hot opportunity for U.S. investors and developers. Surging RV and boat ownership – from baby boomer retirees to Gen Z adventurers – has fueled a nationwide shortage of RV and boat storage facilities. This comprehensive report analyzes the rising demand (using IBISWorld data), occupancy trends, facility types (indoor vs. outdoor vs. covered), financial returns, regional hotspots (California, Florida, Texas, Arizona), a 5-year forecast, an

"Hotel Development Trends 2025 reveal a U.S. hospitality market in strong recovery, with revenue forecasts hitting $286.5 billion and new construction projects reshaping the investor landscape."

Multifamily Development Outlook 2025: Market Overview National multifamily occupancy rates remain historically high as we head into 2025. The average apartment vacancy is projected to be around 4.9% by the end of 2025 , implying occupancy levels above 95%. Such tight occupancy reflects robust renter demand that continues to outpace new supply in many regions. In fact, over a recent 12-month period demand exceeded supply by more than 131,000 units nationwide , even amid reco

Introduction Investors and developers are increasingly eyeing car wash facilities as a high-potential niche in the U.S. commercial real estate landscape. The Car Wash & Auto Detailing industry has rebounded strongly in recent years and is projected to grow faster than the overall economy over the next decade. In 2025, U.S. car washes generated about $20.7 billion in revenue with robust profit margins averaging 14–15% . This growth is underpinned by rising consumer demand

Introduction The RV park and campground sector has emerged from the pandemic-era travel boom with robust momentum, entering 2025 as a compelling niche in the outdoor hospitality market. Industry revenue is projected at $10.9 billion in 2025 , reflecting a strong rebound and 8.3% annual growth since 2020 . While this surge was amplified by unique pandemic demand, forecasts indicate a more modest but steady trajectory ahead – approximately 1.9% CAGR through 2030 , reaching an

A modern gas station investment success: Tahoe Quick Mart blends high-capacity fueling with branded convenience retail and fast-casual dining. Smart layout, strong brand integration, and customer-focused amenities like Mountain Grille exemplify how today’s fuel stations are evolving into multi-revenue destination hubs.

The U.S. industrial real estate market in 2025 is transforming—driven by warehouse development, reshoring, EV and semiconductor manufacturing, and sustainable design. Explore the key trends, regional growth hubs, and architectural innovations shaping investment and development strategies across logistics and advanced production sectors.

Introduction Building a campground business from the ground up is a significant investment, but with America’s camping boom (six in 10 U.S. households now identify as campers) it can also be a rewarding venture. If you’re researching how to start a campground or how to build a campground, one of your first questions is likely: What are the costs?  In general, developing a new RV park or tent campground in the United States can cost anywhere from around $500,000 to $2 million

RV parks are emerging as a hidden gem in U.S. real estate, often delivering significantly higher returns than more traditional asset classes like apartments, self-storage facilities, or retail properties. In the world of commercial real estate (CRE), cap rates – a key measure of yield – for RV parks commonly range from 8% to 12% , notably above those of multifamily or other sectors. This means a well-run campground can generate double-digit annual returns , a performance th

Campgrounds across the United States are racing to outshine one another with resort-style amenities , transforming traditional campsites into vacation destinations. This “amenity arms race” is being fueled by rising guest expectations and competition in the outdoor hospitality industry. From high-speed Wi-Fi and splashy swimming pools to dog parks and even pickleball courts, parks are investing heavily in upgrades to lure campers seeking more than just a patch of ground. The

Luxury canvas “safari” tents set amid scenic landscapes are a hallmark of the glamping boom, blending wilderness with resort-like comfort. Glamping  – short for “glamorous camping” – has exploded from a niche trend into a mainstream movement reshaping America’s outdoor hospitality industry. Travelers increasingly seek the ambiance of camping without owning an RV , spurring traditional campgrounds and RV parks to diversify beyond standard RV sites. In fact, the U.S. glamping m

Remote Work Benefits Fuel a Mobile Work Lifestyle Remote work is no longer a niche perk – it has become a mainstream mode of work that professionals actively seek out for greater flexibility and well-being. Surveys show that 63% of people now rank the ability to work remotely as their top job priority , even ahead of salary. The reasons are clear: working from anywhere allows for better career flexibility and work-life balance. In fact, an overwhelming 93% of workers believe

Electric vehicles (EVs) are no longer a niche in the camping world – they’re becoming mainstream. In the United States, nearly one-fourth of active campers (24%) now own an EV, compared to only about 4% of other leisure travelers. This means campers are adopting EVs at a much higher rate than the general traveling public. Crucially, these EV-driving campers care about charging access: four out of ten say they are more likely  to choose campgrounds that offer EV charging stati

Introduction:  The luxury RV resort sector is experiencing explosive growth, transforming the American camping experience. What was once a humble campground industry has evolved “past glamping and all the way to full-on luxury,” attracting waves of investment. Upscale RV campgrounds now represent roughly a $8–9 billion  slice of the U.S. outdoor hospitality market, about 20% of the whole, and projections show this segment could triple to $30 billion within five . Catering to

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