JLL reports additional office occupancy losses in Q3-2022 with 11.4 million square feet of negative net absorption, bringing the year-to-date occupancy loss to 24.7 million square feet. According to the report, a vast majority of downsizing companies are relocating into … Continue reading →
In recent weeks, UK office occupancy rates were around 30 percent, compared with an estimated pre-pandemic average of 80 percent, according to Reuters (citing data from Remit Consulting). In central London, 2.6 million square feet of space was leased in … Continue reading →
According to a survey of major Manhattan office employers conducted by the Partnership for New York City, on an average weekday (as of September 2022), forty-nine percent of Manhattan office workers are in the workplace. Nine percent of Manhattan office … Continue reading →
In Q3–2022, about 1.34 million more square feet of office space was vacant and placed on the market than were leased, according to the National Association of Realtors (“NAR”). In this weakest of all commercial real estate sectors, the vacancy … Continue reading →
The legal industry is returning to the office at higher rates than other businesses, according to research from Kastle. In metropolitan Chicago, legal office usage is at 86 percent of pre-pandemic levels compared with 41.9 percent for all industries. Nationally, … Continue reading →
Office vacancy rates in London have risen from 5.3 percent in March 2020 to nine percent in June 2021, with the vacant spaces mostly in older properties, according to Financial Times (citing Savills). The number of people coming to work … Continue reading →
The total inventory of retail space in Eastern Massachusetts remained relatively flat between 2018 and 2019 with only a modest decrease of 0.2 percent (resulting from demolitions and re-purposing of space) to 195,979,300sf, according to the 2019 KeyPoint Report for … Continue reading →
The Q1–2019 office vacancy rate for the DC Metro area was 12.9 percent, according to Commercial Observer. By comparison, the nationwide vacancy rate was 9.80 percent for the same quarter. More than 12 million square feet of office space was … Continue reading →
Downtown Miami has one of the highest retail vacancy rates in Miami-Dade County, according to Law.com. About 21.5 percent (more than 3 million square feet) was vacant in Q4-2018 and the average direct asking rent was $59.43/sf NNN, according to … Continue reading →
Industrial assets in LA typically sell for $140/sf to $200/sf, according to RE Business Online (citing Why all the buzz and excitement? Well, you have not to look any further as you can get it up, or whether you can … Continue reading →