Worst Vacancy Since The ’80s — Houston's Office Market Still In Serious Pain
Houston continues to experience an office vacancy rate not seen since the 1980s.
Houston continues to experience an office vacancy rate not seen since the 1980s.
Silicon Valley’s Moffett Park in Sunnyvale topped a national list of star submarkets with the lowest Q1 2021 office vacancy at 0.6%, according to Newmark.
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Values dropped 17% this year
Its engineers say working from home can be better, but Google wants them in the office anyway.
Dallas is poised for a comeback, but companies are rightsizing their footprints in the aftermath of the pandemic.
The delta variant is driving rising coronavirus case totals across the world, and Apple is responding by moving the goalposts for returning to in-person work.
The market is particularly challenging for the city's Class-B buildings, which have lost anchor tenants to new trophy developments.
Health systems including Children's Hospital, Howard University and Johns Hopkins are looking at locating healthcare facilities within commercial buildings.
It's the nagging question that just won't go away: Are you returning to the office?
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