SOUTHFIELD, MI-There has been an adjustment of lease rates in the Detroit office market, because of the rise of the vacancy rate from 10.09% to 13.95%, according to Jim Ketai of Etkin Equities. Ketai gave his report to the recent 11th Annual Commercial Real Estate Trends and Forecast hosted by GVA Strategis.

In Auburn Hills, Ketai says, the automotive slowdown has affected the market. There’s been almost no absorption and build-to-suits have diminished dramatically.

In the Birmingham area, rents have stabilized with more incentives, and executive housing will bring this market back to normal quicker than the others.

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