verage asking rents throughout New York City edged higher in the first quarter of this year due in part to the strong demand for less costly Class B space, a ccording to a report released Tuesday by JLL . Meanwhile, a number of large blocks of space returned to the market helped push Class A office availabilities in New York City higher, t fourth quarter of 2015 Tristan Ashby verage asking rents throughout New York City edged higher in the first quarter of this year due in part to the strong demand for less costly Class B space, a ccording to a report released Tuesday by JLL . Meanwhile, a number of large blocks of space returned to the market helped push Class A office availabilities in New York City higher, t fourth quarter of 2015 Tristan Ashby
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John Jordan
John Jordan is a veteran journalist with 36 years of print and digital media experience.
