Q4 2021 | Dallas - Fort Worth Office Market Report - THE TENANT ADVISOR
Q4 2021 | Dallas - Fort Worth Office Market Report - THE TENANT ADVISOR
DFW Metroplex Office Market is Almost Back to Normal 2021 was a tale of two halves. The first half saw the market still losing to the pandemic with massive amounts of negative absorption. The second half has proven that DFW is almost fully recovered from the pandemic. Absorption is positive again recording over 1.5 million […]
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DFW Metroplex Office Market is Almost Back to Normal 2021 was a tale of two halves. The first half saw the market still losing to the pandemic with massive amounts of negative absorption. The second half has proven that DFW is almost fully recovered from the pandemic. Absorption is positive again recording over 1.5 million […]
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DFW Metroplex Office Market is Almost Back to Normal 2021 was a tale of two halves. The first half saw the market still losing to the pandemic with massive amounts of negative absorption. The second half has proven that DFW is almost fully recovered from the pandemic. Absorption is positive again recording over 1.5 million […]
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DFW Office Market is Showing Mixed Signals The Dallas-Fort Worth office market is showing mixed signals. Landlords are still pushing some of the highest rents the market has ever seen despite the highest recorded vacancy rate and minuscule absorption through mid-year. The second half of 2022 is poised for a strong rebound due to the fact that YTD leasing activity is up to pre-Covid levels. The biggest challenge the market faces right now is that many tenants still have not defined their work-fr...
DFW Office Market is Showing Mixed Signals The Dallas-Fort Worth office market is showing mixed signals. Landlords are still pushing some of the highest rents the market has ever seen despite the highest recorded vacancy rate and minuscule absorption through mid-year. The second half of 2022 is poised for a strong rebound due to the fact that YTD leasing activity is up to pre-Covid levels. The biggest challenge the market faces right now is that many tenants still have not defined their work-fr...
Houston Healthcare Real Estate Records a Strong Performance in 2021 Houston’s medical office building (MOB) market posted 869,962 square feet of positive net absorption in Q4 2021, bringing the year-end total to 859,192 square feet. The vacancy rate fell over the year from 12.9% to 12.1%. Houston’s MOB inventory increased slightly with 471,245 square feet […]
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Houston Healthcare Real Estate Records a Strong Performance in 2021 Houston’s medical office building (MOB) market posted 869,962 square feet of positive net absorption in Q4 2021, bringing the year-end total to 859,192 square feet. The vacancy rate fell over the year from 12.9% to 12.1%. Houston’s MOB inventory increased slightly with 471,245 square feet […]
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Houston Highlights Houston’s office market posted negative net absorption in Q2 2022, recording (-224,211) square feet. The overall average vacancy rate rose marginally by 10 basis points between quarters from 23.4% to 23.5%. Office inventory remained unchanged, as no new inventory was added and there is 2.0 million SF of office space under construction. Average rental rates increased over the year. Houston’s Class A overall average full-service rental rate rose from $35.10 per square foot ...
Houston Highlights Houston’s office market posted negative net absorption in Q2 2022, recording (-224,211) square feet. The overall average vacancy rate rose marginally by 10 basis points between quarters from 23.4% to 23.5%. Office inventory remained unchanged, as no new inventory was added and there is 2.0 million SF of office space under construction. Average rental rates increased over the year. Houston’s Class A overall average full-service rental rate rose from $35.10 per square foot ...
Austin has continued to outperform most comparable markets in both leasing and post-pandemic office use Boots On The Ground Austin has continued to outperform most comparable markets in both leasing and post-pandemic office use. We continued to see demand and competition for Class A offices in core markets (CBD and surrounding, along with the Domain), which led to relatively flat vacancy and average rates which continued to trend flat or slightly up. A mixture of high-tech and professional serv...
Austin has continued to outperform most comparable markets in both leasing and post-pandemic office use Boots On The Ground Austin has continued to outperform most comparable markets in both leasing and post-pandemic office use. We continued to see demand and competition for Class A offices in core markets (CBD and surrounding, along with the Domain), which led to relatively flat vacancy and average rates which continued to trend flat or slightly up. A mixture of high-tech and professional serv...
Houston Highlights Houston’s office market posted negative net absorption in Q3 2022, recording -409,185 square feet. The overall average vacancy rate rose marginally by 20 basis points between quarters from 23.1% to 23.3%. Office inventory increased slightly as 97,600 square feet of new inventory was added. There is two million square feet of office space under construction. Houston’s average NNN rental rates increased over the year but fell slightly on a quarterly basis. Houston’s Class...
Houston Highlights Houston’s office market posted negative net absorption in Q3 2022, recording -409,185 square feet. The overall average vacancy rate rose marginally by 20 basis points between quarters from 23.1% to 23.3%. Office inventory increased slightly as 97,600 square feet of new inventory was added. There is two million square feet of office space under construction. Houston’s average NNN rental rates increased over the year but fell slightly on a quarterly basis. Houston’s Class...
More than 5.7 million square feet changed hands in the Metroplex in the first quarter of 2022.
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More than 5.7 million square feet changed hands in the Metroplex in the first quarter of 2022.
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Download Report HEALTHY TENANT GROWTH RETURNED IN Q4 After six straight quarterly losses since the lockdown, countywide demand for space...+
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Download Report HEALTHY TENANT GROWTH RETURNED IN Q4 After six straight quarterly losses since the lockdown, countywide demand for space...+
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Most of the metro’s submarkets with inventories larger than 10 million square feet saw changes for the better.
The post Office Leasing Improves Across Dallas-Fort Worth appeared first on Commercial Property Executive.
Most of the metro’s submarkets with inventories larger than 10 million square feet saw changes for the better.
The post Office Leasing Improves Across Dallas-Fort Worth appeared first on Commercial Property Executive.
The metro’s pipeline got a small boost in February, according to CommercialEdge.
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The metro’s pipeline got a small boost in February, according to CommercialEdge.
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