One Thing We Can Say

According to our first Bisnow Baltimore Office Market Survey, most of you expect CBD rents to stay flat. BUT! More of you think they'll go up than down. A market's gotta turn out OK when populated by optimists. Check back with us in a year to let us know whether that refreshing half-full beverage you're drinking is lemonade or Kool-Aid. 49% of our respondents say Downtown office's biggest challenge is lack of jobs, while 27% cite tenants' shrinking footprints. The best opportunity? 40% say poaching tenants from other areas, and 38% say it's new tech and startups.

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