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Apr 17, 2020

Houston office absorption hits lowest point since 2018

​​HOUSTON – Local office net absorption dropped to -577,000 sf in 1Q2020, the largest quarterly negative absorption since 2Q2018, according to CBRE. The overall vacancy rate increased 70 basis points from the...
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Hayley Rieder Wiley

​​HOUSTON – Local office net absorption dropped to -577,000 sf in 1Q2020, the largest quarterly negative absorption since 2Q2018, according to CBRE. 

The overall vacancy rate increased 70 basis points from the previous quarter to 20 percent. 

Class A properties had negative absorption of 581,000 sf, but Class B buildings posted a positive absorption of 79,000 sf.

The construction pipeline expanded​ last quarter. The metro is projected to have 1.1 million sf of new deliveries.

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Source: CBRE
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Hayley Rieder Wiley
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Mar 28, 2024

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