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Chart of the Week: Office Rents Reaching Ridiculous Highs Across the World

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According to new data from Knight Frank’s Skyscraper Index, annual rents for prime office space are reaching for the skies. The top spot goes to Hong Kong, with a jaw-dropping $225.50 per SF average, with New York a distant second with $153 per SF. Other US cities on the list includes San Francisco ($105/SF), Boston ($75/SF), LA ($73/SF) and Chicago ($68/SF). But, as Forbes points out, New York and Hong Kong’s rents have only grown at a rate of 2% in the six-month-period ending in June. London ($122/SF), on the other hand, has grown 11 percent in the same period with the addition of several new towers and a "buoyant occupier market." [Forbes]

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