CommercialEdge, Santa Barbara, Calif., reported Q1 office sales fell to $5.4 billion, 17% below the 2023 first-quarter result.
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CommercialEdge: Office Market Continues to See Challenges
CommercialEdge, Santa Barbara, Calif., found the average U.S. office listing rate was at $37.35 per square foot, down about 1.8% year-over-year, in January. That’s also down about 29 cents from December.
City-by-City Remote Trends Continue to Affect Office Vacancy Rates
CommercialEdge, Santa Barbara, Calif., reported that due to a variance in remote and hybrid work, some cities’ office markets remain more vulnerable than others, affecting metrics such as vacancy rates, rental prices, sales and pipelines.
Tech Sector Pressures Major Office Markets
Office-using sectors added 67,000 jobs in April–a 2% year-over-year increase–but demand for office space remains weak across major markets, reported CommercialEdge, Santa Barbara, Calif.
Office Market Closes 2022 with Rising Vacancies, Declining Sales
The office sector remains unsettled even nearly three years after the COVID-19 pandemic broke out, reported CommercialEdge, Santa Barbara, Calif.
Downsizing Tech Sector Challenges Office Recovery
CommercialEdge, Santa Barbara, Calif., reported tech companies have been laying off workers and downsizing their office footprints to cut costs, which could make the office sector’s recovery even harder.
‘Murky’ Office Sector Outlook
CommercialEdge, Santa Barbara, Calif., called the office sector’s future “murky,” even now, well over two years since the COVID-19 pandemic started.
Office Sector Future Still Murky
CommercialEdge, Santa Barbara, Calif., said the office sector’s future remains murky, even more than two years after the COVID-19 pandemic started.
Evolving Office Sector Could Drive Flight to Quality
Workers are slowly returning to the office as the pandemic wanes, but office buildings remain relatively empty, reported Yardi CommercialEdge, Santa Barbara, Calif.
Industrial Transactions Surge
The first quarter is traditionally relatively quiet for commercial real estate transactions, but the industrial sector missed that memo this year.