All of this puts more pressure on downtown office markets, driving tenants who can not pay class A rents into the suburbs. (ccim.com)
Demand has increased in recovering downtown office markets, with a lack of available space forcing investors to put in high bids for even class - B and class - C office towers. (nreionline.com)
Energy markets, such as Denver, Calgary and Houston, reported the strongest annual prime office occupancy gains, with Houston's Suburban and Downtown office markets witnessing significant increases in year - over-year occupancy costs, of 21.2 % and 14.9 % respectively. (allwork.space)