In what is a mixed report for Tampa's office market, Avison Young has found that availability rates for the third quarter slipped to 23.5 percent.
That's down 20 basis points from the previous three months and the first quarterly drop since the last three months of 2022.
But Tampa is still struggling to lure workers back into the office, relative to the rest of the country. Currently, the region is only sitting at 54.1 percent occupancy of its 2019 levels. In comparison, the national average is 60.4 percent.
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