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Old 10-22-2012, 11:44 PM
 
Location: Los Altos Hills, CA
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US Office Markets by the number of square footage leased/sold(or vacated in red) during the First 3 quarters of 2012

Market, Net Absorption(total square foot)
Silicon Valley(San Jose) +2,969,100 sq ft
Houston +2,690,000
Atlanta +2,630,500
Dallas +1,831,700
Seattle +1,352,700
San Francisco +1,246,300
Los Angeles +1,217,000
Portland +1,010,000
Philadelphia +864,900
Austin +836,300
Orange County +760,800
Phoenix +736,400
Detroit +715,000
Indianapolis +629,900
Miami +540,300
Charlotte +518,600
San Diego +509,200
Raleigh/ Durham +396,200
Baltimore +379,300
Denver +377,300
Cincinnati +337,400
Oakland/ East Bay +312,000
Richmond +309,400
Jacksonville +272,300
Sacramento +244,700
Westchester County +206,700
Ft Lauderdale +196,100
Columbus +191,500
Pittsburgh +137,800
St Louis +106,400
West Palm Beach +68,100
Boston +21,200
Hampton Roads -25,400
Tampa -28,600
New York -34,800
Orlando -35,300
Fairfield County -185,000
San Francisco Peninsula -174,700
Cleveland -205,500
New Jersey -214,300
San Antonio -256,300
Minneapolis -454,000
Chicago -559,500
Washington DC -2,899,300

Interactive Market Indicators
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Old 10-23-2012, 01:06 AM
 
Location: Shaw.
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D.C.'s drop is interesting. Is it still the most expensive office space in the U.S. or has that dropped as well?
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Old 10-23-2012, 01:06 AM
 
Location: Philadelphia, PA
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Where do you find all this crap?

Good to see Philadelphia positive.
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Old 10-23-2012, 08:48 AM
 
Location: The Greatest city on Earth: City of Atlanta Proper
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What's going on with DC?
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Old 10-23-2012, 09:07 AM
 
Location: The City
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What's going on with DC?

Not sure - was DC still building spec? or could it also be moves without backfill


There has been a ton of office construction there
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Old 10-23-2012, 09:40 AM
 
Location: Los Altos Hills, CA
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D.C.'s drop is interesting. Is it still the most expensive office space in the U.S. or has that dropped as well?
Not so much.

Average Office Asking Rent Per Sq Ft, Jan-Sep 2013
New York $58.40
San Francisco $50.36
San Francisco Peninsula $41.14
Washington DC $35.51
Silicon Valley(San Jose) $34.83
Fairfield County $32.50
Miami $31.33
Los Angeles $31.23
Boston $30.30
Seattle $27.97
West Palm Beach $27.40
Houston $27.38
Chicago $27.14
Austin $27.02
Ft Lauderdale $26.90
Oakland/East Bay $26.09
San Diego $25.56
Westchester County $25.50
Philadelphia $23.90
New Jersey $23.82
Minneapolis $23.63
Orange County $22.74
Baltimore $22.35
Denver $22.15
Sacramento $21.53
Pittsburg $21.39
Portland $21.04
Tampa $21.02
Charlotte $20.99
Dallas $20.76
Orlando $20.25
Phoenix $20.52
San Antonio $20.02
Raleigh-Durham $19.72
St Louis $19.50
Cincinnati $19.43
Cleveland $19.00
Detroit $18.52
Hampton Roads $18.38
Richmond $18.24
Columbus $17.59
Jacksonville $17.45
Indianapolis $16.79
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Old 10-23-2012, 09:43 AM
 
Location: Spain
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Again I wonder how many of these are all-time highs and how many are still making up lost ground from the recession.
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Old 10-23-2012, 09:45 AM
 
Location: Los Altos Hills, CA
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Again I wonder how many of these are all-time highs and how many are still making up lost ground from the recession.
Most are still making up, but the fact that they are rising, and fast in some cases bodes well for the overall strength of the economy.
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Old 10-23-2012, 01:40 PM
 
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Not so much.

Average Office Asking Rent Per Sq Ft, Jan-Sep 2013
New York $58.40
San Francisco $50.36
San Francisco Peninsula $41.14
Washington DC $35.51
Silicon Valley(San Jose) $34.83
Fairfield County $32.50
Miami $31.33
Los Angeles $31.23
Boston $30.30
Seattle $27.97
West Palm Beach $27.40
Houston $27.38
Chicago $27.14
Austin $27.02
Ft Lauderdale $26.90
Oakland/East Bay $26.09
San Diego $25.56
Westchester County $25.50
Philadelphia $23.90
New Jersey $23.82
Minneapolis $23.63
Orange County $22.74
Baltimore $22.35
Denver $22.15
Sacramento $21.53
Pittsburg $21.39
Portland $21.04
Tampa $21.02
Charlotte $20.99
Dallas $20.76
Orlando $20.25
Phoenix $20.52
San Antonio $20.02
Raleigh-Durham $19.72
St Louis $19.50
Cincinnati $19.43
Cleveland $19.00
Detroit $18.52
Hampton Roads $18.38
Richmond $18.24
Columbus $17.59
Jacksonville $17.45
Indianapolis $16.79
Your list is way off for dc.
Office rents decline in Washington region - Washington Business Journal
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Old 10-23-2012, 05:57 PM
 
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This is interesting stuff, but what's the source?
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