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Obsolescence Equals OpportunityMuch has been written about the potential death of the office, with justifiable concern that some office properties may never again be fit for their original purpose. Running counter to the doomsday narrative is Cushman & Wakefield’s new publication, Obsolescence Equals Opportunity. In it, we offer a perspective focused on the upside potential for owners who are able to meet the market’s call to action.
Kevin Thorpe • February 22, 2023
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Triad Medical Office Year-End 2022 ReportGet a snapshot of Greensboro/Winston-Salem’s Medical Office market.
Ryan Gioffre • February 16, 2023
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New York City Flight To Quality Report: Year-End 2022The flight to quality in New York’s office market is not new but evolved during the pandemic to encompass different factors as employee work patterns shifted to an unprecedented hybrid-remote work model. In this report, we consider those changes along with some of the resulting impacts, from vacancy and rental levels to those submarkets seeing stronger demand as a result.
Lori Albert • February 07, 2023
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Higher Standards – Midwest Flight to QualityAs the post-pandemic era of office real estate comes into view, a new age of Higher Standards has emerged.
David Hoebbel • November 23, 2022
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Seattle Sublease ReportSeattle office sublease availability has increased over 171% since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, with over 3.4 million square feet (msf) available at the end of Q2 2022.
Brian Cagayat • September 02, 2022
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Where Do U.S. Property Values Go From Here?Part Two: Scenarios & Implications for CRE
Kevin Thorpe • August 24, 2022
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Construction Costs Continue to ClimbWhile COVID-19 infections may be waning, pandemic-induced problems continue to impact office fit-outs. Occupiers are facing complex office fit-out challenges from inflationary pressure on pricing, project delivery challenges from supply chain delays and labor shortages, and continued uncertainty around hybrid work structures and office workplace layouts.
Mary Kay Smith • August 18, 2022
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New York City Subleasing Activity Remains StableSublease activity remained steady in the first quarter with a reported 1.1 million square feet (msf) leased by new tenants in Q1 2022.
Savannah Durban • June 02, 2022
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U.S. Office Leasing Market Trends: Has the Tide Turned Yet?Cushman & Wakefield Research answer 15 questions occupiers and investors are asking about the U.S. office sector. Topics include building occupancy, office space demand, sublease space, rents, businesses relocating from CBDs and more.
David Smith • December 02, 2021
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Reasons for Optimism: Office Tour Activity Is Surging. Now What?It’s undoubtedly true that the office sector’s near-term performance remains firmly tied to the resolution of the pandemic. With the continued spread of the Delta variant delaying some occupiers’ plans to fully return to the office, uncertainty continues to exist.
David Smith • August 16, 2021
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