The firm forecasts that
the national office vacancy rate will end 2010 at 17.8 %, reach 16.8 % by the end of 2011, and improve to 15.4 % by year - end 2012.
According to CB Richard Ellis,
the national office vacancy rate is still on the rise, registering 14.6 % in the second quarter, up from 14.2 % in the first quarter.
The national office vacancy rate will drop from the current 6.2 per cent by the fourth quarter of 2008 to 5.6 per cent as...
NAR predicts that
the national office vacancy rate will drop 1.1 percentage points to 12.1 percent this year.
The national office vacancy rate declined by 10 basis points during the first quarter to 17 percent, marking exactly the same pace as the decline recorded in the prior quarter.
The national office vacancy rate for all classes of space in the central business districts (CBDs) rose to 14.4 % in the third quarter, up from 10.6 % during the third quarter of 2001, according to New York - based Cushman & Wakefield.
The overall
national office vacancy rate dipped to 9.3 per cent in the first quarter, compared to 10.1 per cent for the same period in 2010.
With the current
national office vacancy rate for all classes of space hovering between 14 % and 16 %, landlords these days are as intent on signing and retaining tenants as Shaquille O'Neal is on winning NBA championships.
The national office vacancy rate has also fallen to 8.2 % in the first quarter from 9.3 % in 2011 according the CBRE Group.
National office vacancy rates are forecast to slightly decrease 0.1 percent over the coming year as improved hiring increases the demand for office space.
Backed by the ongoing stretch of outstanding job creation in recent years,
national office vacancy rates are forecast by... Read More
National office vacancy rates are forecast by Realtors ® to retreat 1.1 percent to 12.1 percent over the coming year as job growth in business and professional services brings increased need for office space.
National office vacancy rates are forecast to remain unchanged over the coming year, mostly due to added inventory entering the market.
Not exact matches
Conditions in the
office market continued to be soft over the first half of the year, with the
national vacancy rate rising and effective
office rents declining.
The takeaway from this exercise is that
office employment does serve as a highly reliable market indicator, but more so when
vacancy rates are lower than the
national average.
National vacancy rates are currently more than 15 % for
office space and 10 % for industrial properties, and have risen notably for apartments.
The
national vacancy rate for
office properties remained unchanged during the fourth quarter at 16.9 percent.
The
national vacancy rate for the
office sector fell to 16.8 percent in the second quarter, a 10 basis point decline over the first quarter of the year.
Still, the city's
office -
vacancy rate remains well below the
national average of 13.5 percent, and its first - quarter
rate of 5.7 percent was the lowest in the country.
According to Cushman & Wakefield, the
national vacancy rate for Central Business District (CBD)
office properties during the fourth quarter was 12 %.
The stubbornly soft
office market, which posted a
national vacancy rate of 14.4 % in the third quarter, according to CB Richard Ellis, faces a long - term challenge.
The stubbornly soft
office market, which posted a
national vacancy rate of...
National vacancy rates declined and net absorption inched upward, indicating healthy market fundamentals in the
office sector.
Earlier this year, Colliers International's 2015 Outlook report for the sector noted that the
national vacancy rate for medical
office buildings (MOBs) is at 10.9 percent, down almost 12 percent since 2009.
The New York - based research company calculates that the
national office -
vacancy rate will exceed 16 percent by next summer.
The
national vacancy rate for medical
office buildings (MOBs) fell to an all - time low in 2017 while sales volume rose and capitalization (cap)
rates fell.
Class - A
office vacancy rate in the CBD sits at 14.4 %, below the
national average but the highest level in three years, according to CoStar Group Inc..
National vacancy rates in the
office sector are set to decrease to 12.1 percent, while those in the industrial space and retail sectors are set to decrease to 7.1 percent and 11.2 percent, in order.