The office market may have its problems, but not everywhere according to a recent Green Street weekly institutional marketplace update that included data on how certain property types were doing by major metro in a year-over-year look at the first half of 2023 and 2022.
Though while there is good news for some, there's bad news for more.
Office has likely been one of the most followed property types of late for no other reason than uncertainty about how it would do. Hybrid work, companies considering how they might cut back on real estate use and cost, all are raising questions of how many investors or existing property owners and managers want to pick up more office buildings.
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