2008 1st Quarter Market Insights - Suburban Maryland
Much like the rest of the country, the numbers show that Maryland’s office market had a difficult first quarter. Net absorption came in at negative 424,000 square feet and vacancy rose 110 basis points to 11.9 percent.

2008 1st Quarter Market Insights - Washington, DC
On the backdrop of an ailing national economy, the Washington, DC office market continues to demonstrate resiliency. Net absorption came in at a positive 212,500 square feet in the first quarter of 2008, the 21st straight quarter of positive absorption.

2008 2nd Quarter Market Insights - Suburban Maryland
Much like the rest of the country, suburban Maryland experienced another quarter of slower market activity with renewal activity gaining popularity.

2008 2nd Quarter Market Insights - Virginia
It is no secret that Northern Virginia’s office market is in a fairly pronounced down cycle. In the second quarter of 2008, vacancy rose 110 basis points from last quarter to 12.2% - the highest level since the fourth quarter of 2004.

2008 2nd Quarter Market Insights - Washington, DC
Despite the ongoing volatility in the national economy, the Washington, DC office market continues to demonstrate resiliency. Net absorption came in at a positive 281,700 square feet in the second quarter of 2008, the 22nd straight quarter of positive absorption.

2008 3rd Quarter Market Insights - Suburban Maryland
Suburban Maryland’s office sector experienced its third consecutive quarter of negative absorption. The “wait and see” pattern has never been more palpable, with tenants waiting either for the economy or the presidential election to provide some clarity.

2008 3rd Quarter Market Insights - Virginia
At the surface, it would appear that Northern Virginia’s office market has held steady in the midst of a financial crisis.

2008 3rd Quarter Market Insights - Washington, DC
Facing a volatile national economy, the Washington, DC office market continues to demonstrate resiliency. While the demand for space has slowed this year, net absorption remained positive in the third quarter as District tenants absorbed 174,000 square feet.

2008 4th Quarter Market Insights - Suburban Maryland
Deteriorating economic conditions caused tenants to become more cautious with space decisions in 2008 – reducing demand throughout the market place.

2008 4th Quarter Market Insights - Virginia
The negative sentiment that has lurked throughout Northern Virginia for the past year is now appearing in the statistics.

2008 4th Quarter Market Insights - Washington, DC
Facing unprecedented economic conditions, the Washington, DC office market proved recession-resilient in 2008.

2009 1st Quarter Market Insights - Suburban Maryland
With the volatility of the economy as a top concern for all business sectors, 2009 started off with yet another quarter of suppressed tenant activity.

2009 1st Quarter Market Insights- Virginia
In the midst of weakening market fundamentals and record-low consumer confidence, tenant demand continues to wane in Northern Virginia.

2009 1st Quarter Market Insights- Washington, DC
Facing unprecedented economic conditions, the Washington, DC office market proved to be recession-resilient yet again in the first quarter of 2009.

2009 2nd Quarter Market Insights - Washington, DC
Facing unprecedented economic conditions, the Washington, DC office market proved to be recession-resilient yet again in the first quarter of 2009.

2009 2nd Quarter Market Insights - Suburban Maryland
With the volatility of the economy as a top concern for all business sectors, 2009 started off with yet another quarter of suppressed tenant activity.

2009 2nd Quarter Market Insights - Virginia
In the midst of weakening market fundamentals and record-low consumer confidence, tenant demand continues to wane in Northern Virginia.

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