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Danny Khalil
Associate Director of Market Analytics at CoStar
Danny Khalil is the Associate Director of Market Analytics at CoStar Group, where he specializes in the real estate markets of South and West Texas, particularly focusing on San Antonio and El Paso. His role involves overseeing market analysis and reporting on trends within these regions.34
Professional Background
Khalil's career spans various sectors, including both private and public domains, with a strong emphasis on urban economics. Before his current position, he served as a Senior Analyst for CoStar, covering Texas, Tennessee, and Mississippi.56 His insights often highlight the dynamics of the multifamily housing market, such as the impact of supply on rental rates in San Antonio, which he describes as a "tenants' market" due to increased competition among landlords.2
Contributions to Real Estate Analysis
Khalil frequently discusses significant trends in the real estate sector, including construction activity and rental market fluctuations. He has noted that while rental supply is high, it may not remain favorable for tenants indefinitely as construction slows down.12 His commentary is valuable for understanding market conditions and forecasting future trends in real estate development.
Current Focus
As of February 2024, Khalil continues to shape CoStar's analytical approach in his role, contributing to various reports and analyses that inform stakeholders about market conditions in Texas.56
For more information about his professional journey and insights, you can view his LinkedIn profile here .3
Highlights
I recently discussed the state of the local multifamily market with four experts as San Antonio reached its peak summer heat, both in terms of temperature and the rapid pace of construction.
With demand rebounding and a potential rate cut on the horizon, our panel of experts had plenty of thoughts to share on the trajectory of the market over the next couple of years.
Meagan Johnston, CAPS, CPM Candidate Shannon Lee David Morin Robert Arzola
While reflecting on the first half of the year, this came to mind as my favorite article that I had the opportunity to write last quarter. In it, I interview the insightful Larry Mendez about the state of the Downtown San Antonio office and multifamily markets, and where we may be heading.
One of the key takeaways was the extent to which supportive public policy will remain critical to downtown’s continued success over the next few years.
