San Francisco’s office-vacancy rate inched up to another record high of 37% in the second quarter of 2024 while showing signs of “stabilization,” including rising demand for office space.
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A new survey of 250 office landlords, commissioned by workspace provider infitSpace has revealed the current state of the office market. Despite challenging economic conditions, many landlords expressed optimism for the future of the market, with half of respondents feeling confident in the financial performance of their office building portfolios over the next five years. What’s more, 61% believe office occupancy rates will increase over the same period. A future-focused and proactive approach which taps into market demand could provide a long-term solution to issues in the sector. #Offices #Landloards #Occupancy https://bit.ly/3L9B1aq
Office landlords retain long-term optimism despite huge challenges
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We have similar issues in every Australian city. Companies are trying to get staff back in to the office but they have reduced their office space, so a lot remain empty. Will any of the projects to repurpose all this space eventuate? #globalproperty #officeleasing #commercialproperty #property
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Office vacancy rates continue to hit record levels, approaching an average of 20 percent nationwide. Explore our article about how this landscape is evolving and what it might mean for the future of office space. https://lnkd.in/g5Sqz2Uk
Office Vacancies Remain Elevated
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Flight to 🏆 High vacancy rates in the U.S. office market are often misunderstood. The aftermath of the COVID pandemic and the shift to remote work have led to a decrease in demand. However, the real challenge lies in the oversupply of outdated and functionally obsolete office buildings, coupled with an undersupply of modern offices that cater to the evolving needs of tenants. The top end of the market continues to benefit from flight to quality. #Trophy #CBRE #CRE https://lnkd.in/e_Bci9gp
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“Nearly one-quarter of all US office space will be vacant by 2026 as working from home persists, slicing commercial-property values by as much as $250 billion, according to a report from Moody's.” Bloomberg (h/t Robert M. Mennella) These numbers are projected (a guess) average national vacancy rates for generic office space. Most office buildings break-even at about 35% vacancy (not including TI and deferred repair and renovation costs) depending on a lot of variables including leverage and the cost of that leverage. This suggests that a whole lot of office buildings will be at or below break-even over the next few years. The questions then are: 🍀 Will office occupancy then increase after that? I don’t think so, but that’s just my guess. 🍀 If office occupancy stabilizes at something like an average 25% vacancy, you will end up with binary win/lose outcomes. Which buildings will be the winners? Read the full 15 page Moody's analysis here: “What will be the impact on office demand from WFH?’” 👉👉 https://lnkd.in/g6THhmYu Remember, Moody’s clients don’t like bad news, so it’s likely this was the ‘optimistic’ version of their analysis. Since we’re all guessing, my guess is that something on the order of about one third of all existing generic office space will be ‘surplus’ when the smoke clears. JAKE SHARP is even less ‘optimistic’. See his take in the comments section below. What’s your guess? 🍀🍀🍀
Empty Offices Risk Wiping Out $250 Billion in Commercial Property Value
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Bisnow reports that US office vacancy is breaking records set during the real estate crashes of the 1980s and 90s, with the rise of hybrid work accelerating already existing trends towards needing less office space. If your Ohio office #propertytax assessment no longer represents market value, you have until March 31st to contest it.
U.S. Office Vacancy Breaks All-Time Record
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Offices are booked and busy. 😎 Thanks to our Office Busyness Index, we're seeing an upward trend in office activity in several markets. Manhattan, Washington D.C., and San Francisco are leading the charge with double-digit increases in busyness compared to last year. “The road to recovery has been very long and we’re still on the way, but seeing that most of our markets are improving year-over-year is certainly extremely telling of the future of the office,” says Danny Mangru. This kind of data is useful for understanding the health of the office in general, but it could also be influencing how developers make investments in the office market, and which types of buildings they may be focusing on. “When we talk with our occupier and investor clients, we have the data to talk about what’s happening on the leasing side, what’s happening with tenants looking for space, what’s happening in the sales market,” says Jennifer Rosenak. Read Fast Company: https://lnkd.in/g5_e87U5 #Office #AVANTbyAY #AYOfficeBusynessIndex #AYdifference
The return-to-office debate is settled: Offices are busier than ever
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Thank you to Fast Company for utilizing our recently launched Busyness Index in this story. Lots to unpack but the bright spots we are seeing is office utilization is up year-over-year across many U.S. office markets. See below for insights from myself & Jennifer Rosenak #Office #AvantbyAvisonYoung #AYOfficeBusynessIndex
Offices are booked and busy. 😎 Thanks to our Office Busyness Index, we're seeing an upward trend in office activity in several markets. Manhattan, Washington D.C., and San Francisco are leading the charge with double-digit increases in busyness compared to last year. “The road to recovery has been very long and we’re still on the way, but seeing that most of our markets are improving year-over-year is certainly extremely telling of the future of the office,” says Danny Mangru. This kind of data is useful for understanding the health of the office in general, but it could also be influencing how developers make investments in the office market, and which types of buildings they may be focusing on. “When we talk with our occupier and investor clients, we have the data to talk about what’s happening on the leasing side, what’s happening with tenants looking for space, what’s happening in the sales market,” says Jennifer Rosenak. Read Fast Company: https://lnkd.in/g5_e87U5 #Office #AVANTbyAY #AYOfficeBusynessIndex #AYdifference
The return-to-office debate is settled: Offices are busier than ever
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American office buildings are emptier than they’ve been in decades, yet some cities are seeing a gradual return of workers.According to Placer.ai's foot traffic data, office visits across the country in February were down 30% from pre-pandemic levels. However, cities like Miami and New York are nearing their pre-pandemic office foot traffic, while some others continue to lag behind. #OfficeTrends #WorkplaceRecovery #RemoteWorkImpact #MiamiBusiness #NYCOffice #ChicagoOffice #SanFranciscoWork #WorkplaceTraffic #ReturnToOffice #BusinessInsights Jameson Commercial Jameson Sotheby's International Realty
Return to office: How 4 cities are recovering (or not) from the pandemic
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📈 Office rents saw a 2.1 percent decline in Q1 2024 compared to the previous year. 🚧 Over time, the number of office buildings has been decreased due to demolitions or conversions into residential areas. 🏢 The Netherlands now has approximately 94,000 offices, a decrease from 97,500 in 2015. 🏤 Decreasing demand for office areas contrasts with the ongoing expansion of the service sector. ❓ May that be caused by remote/hybrid working? #realestate #dutchrealestate #prices 👇
Work from home may be behind falling office prices
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