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Sacramento Office Market Gains Momentum
The sector is picking up, fueled by recovering office-using industries, growing demographics and increasing leasing activity, Yardi Matrix data shows.
Companies Compete for Space in Denver
Led by technology, telecommunications and energy, businesses are expanding across the metro, intensifying competition for office space in both the CBD and the suburbs.
Sector on the Mend in Houston
The metro’s office market has grown substantially in recent years, but faces a few challenges, such as the ongoing recovery from the drop in oil prices, a sometimes-unconstrained development pipeline, as well as the effects of Hurricane Harvey.
Fundamentals Rock Solid in Multifamily, Office Markets
Eight years into solid recovery, should finance and investment professionals smile at their continued good fortune or frown at the thought of the cycle potentially winding down?
Growing Economy Spurs Development in West Palm Beach
No major office project has come online since 2008, but market dynamics are poised to shift, with substantial new commercial developments planned for the coming years.
Inland Empire’s Road to Recovery
Office leasing activity was solid in all submarkets, with nearly 1.5 million square feet leased across the metro. Roughly 200,000 square feet of space is scheduled to come online by year-end.
Orange County Gives Its Best Performance
At the end of the first half of 2017, the metro reached its lowest vacancy rate since the recession, continuing the previous year’s positive net absorption streak.
Slow Growth, Plentiful Promise in Fort Lauderdale
After years of dormancy in the wake of the financial crisis, office construction is finally sprouting in Fort Lauderdale, where more than 585,000 square feet of space is expected to come online by the end of the year.
Office Sector Picks Up in Miami
Miami continues to attract national and overseas attention and capital, with transaction volume topping $1 billion in the 12 months ending in July. The metro’s office inventory includes more than 51 million square feet of space and is largely dominated by Class A and A+ properties.
Investor Interest Fuels Bay Area
Demand for office space is as strong as ever, prompting developers to roll out a steady stream of new product. The market’s total inventory encompasses 174 million square feet, with an additional 11 million square feet expected to come online by the end of 2017.