occupancy rate benchmarks by asset class
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ChatGPT
BRAND (20)
SUMMARY
Provides specific occupancy rate data for residential apartments by class, with Class A at 95.7%, Class B at 95.8%, and Class C at 95.6% as of May 2025. The response focuses primarily on multifamily residential data with detailed performance metrics and historical context, noting these are the highest levels since mid-2022.
Perplexity
BRAND (20)
SUMMARY
Offers comprehensive occupancy benchmarks across multiple asset classes including residential (90-95% optimal), retail (85-90% target), with detailed multifamily data showing Class A at 95.7%, Class B at 95.8%, and Class C at 95.6%. Provides historical context comparing current rates to pre-pandemic averages and includes extensive source citations.
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Google AIO
BRAND (20)
SUMMARY
Presents a concise overview of occupancy rates across all major asset classes: industrial near 96%, retail near 95.8%, apartments around 93.7%, and office around 87.5%. Emphasizes the importance of considering property class distinctions and market-specific factors that influence these benchmarks.
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Strategic Insights & Recommendations
Dominant Brand
No specific brands are prominently featured across platforms, with credaily.com being the primary data source referenced by ChatGPT.
Platform Gap
Perplexity provides the most comprehensive coverage with extensive citations, while Google AIO offers the broadest asset class overview, and ChatGPT focuses specifically on residential data.
Link Opportunity
There's significant opportunity for real estate data providers and analytics companies to establish authority in occupancy rate benchmarking across all asset classes.
Key Takeaways for This Prompt
Multifamily residential properties consistently show the strongest occupancy rates across all platforms, with Class B apartments performing best at 95.8%.
Office properties demonstrate the weakest occupancy performance at around 87.5%, reflecting post-pandemic workplace changes.
Industrial and retail sectors maintain strong occupancy rates above 95%, indicating robust demand in these asset classes.
Current multifamily occupancy rates exceed pre-pandemic levels, suggesting a strong recovery and continued demand for rental housing.
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