Office Vacancy Drops, but Rents Aren’t Yet Rising, Colliers International Reports

Posted by Daniel Jones on Feb 14, 2011 4:56:00 PM

According to a new report by Colliers International, the U.S. office market entered the year on a relatively strong note after the fourth quarter, with a sharp drop in vacancy and a healthy increase in occupied space.

But rents continue to languish, according to Ross Moore, chief economist at Colliers International and author of the report.

The fourth quarter marked a key turning point toward recovery, he says. “With the economy now posting robust growth, all that is needed for a full recovery is a surge in employment.” 

http://nreionline.com/news/office_vacancy_drops_0211/

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