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Seeing Light at the End of the Tunnel

After a long, slow climb, the US office market might at last be on the verge of escaping the recession

By Brian J. Rogal | Updated on June 20, 2013

This is an HTML version of a story that ran in the June issue of Real Estate Forum. To see the article in its original format, click here.

A few months ago, much of the talk surrounding US real estate was about whether the slowly improving markets might finally escape the long recession’s gravitational pull. That hope still exists, but now some worry that sharp budget cuts due to sequestration could foul this tender recovery. The US office market has seen increased activity, but questions remain concerning such issues as the direction of vacancies, values and construction.

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