Leasing Forges ahead Despite an Increase in Sublease Availability
Key Takeaways
- Absorption was positive this quarter with companies such as First National Bank and LendingTree moving into their respective buildings.
- Vacancy increased to 12.8% as over 2 million SF of office space delivered in Q2, 2021.
- Rental rates continue to steadily climb as tenants and users look to return to the office.
- Sublet space increased by 5 basis points, while companies continue to shed excess space.
Summary Statistics
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