Research

While there have been many high-profile bankruptcies, some companies are adding new locations.

When COVID hit, New York lost more than 90% of its office space demand between mid-March and June.

Growth rates in expensive cities remain negative but are improving.

At the end of the third quarter, the industrial market was in good shape with positive absorption that led to 165 millions square feet in occupancy gains.

While rents have steadily decreased in the larger core cities of each metropolitan region, rents in outlying suburban cities have rebounded to pre-pandemic levels.

Office leasing activity continued its downward trend in November, falling 55% from October and 80% for the year.

Apartment List's national index has stabilized back to a more typical trend during the past few months, i.e., rents fell by 0.5% this month, which is consistent with rental trends going back three years.

Forty-three percent of those surveyed do not have staff focusing on cybersecurity.