MARKET SNAPSHOT
Supply pressure is set to ease materially in 2026 as deliveries fall well below historical norms, which should improve market balance, but near-term conditions still reflect the lagged impact of the recent supply wave.
Absorptions are projected to increase further even as new supply declines, with the 12-trailing month net total expected to move ahead of deliveries later in 2026, supporting gradual market tightening.
Rent growth is anticipated to recover into modest late-year gains while occupancy stabilizes further, but the recovery will be sensitive to any changes in economic conditions and localized softness in submarkets still seeing new supply.
Savannah’s short-term outlook is supported by a set of durable, diversified demand drivers, even as the local economy shows a more uneven late-cycle mix. Looking ahead, market conditions are positioned to improve primarily because the supply pipeline is resetting sharply...