U.S. National Research

Colliers' U.S. National Research Team provides clients, brokers, and fellow researchers with the market intelligence required to support practical business decisions. In addition to providing national research reports, white papers, and blogs, the national research team also assists with client presentations and supporting local market researchers.

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Market Insights | U.S. Office Q3 2023

Explore the latest key statistics and Colliers’ outlook for the U.S. Office market. Click the data you want to review or scroll.

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Market Insights | U.S. Office Q2 2023

Explore the latest key statistics and Colliers’ outlook for the U.S. Office market. Click the data you want to review or scroll.

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U.S. Office Agency Quick Hits | The Mid-Year Numbers are In. How is the U.S. Office Market Faring?

In Q2 2023, key U.S. office market fundamentals continued to soften, with negative net absorption and new record-high vacancy and sublease space.

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U.S. Office Vacancy and Sublease Space Reach Record Highs in Q2 2023

In Q2 2023, the softening of key U.S. office market fundamentals continued, with negative net absorption and new record highs in vacancy and sublease space.

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U.S. Office Market Statistics | Q2 2023

The national office vacancy rate has reached a record high for the sector at 16.4%, showing a 30 basis point increase from the first quarter.

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U.S. Office Agency Quick Hits | U.S. Office Fundamentals Continue to Weaken in Q1 2023

The softening in U.S. office market fundamentals, seen in Q4 2022, accelerated in the first quarter of 2023. As a result, net absorption remained negative and occupancy losses increased, while vacancy rose at a faster pace.

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U.S. Office Fundamentals Continue to Weaken in Q1 2023

The softening in key U.S. office market fundamentals, seen in Q4 2022, accelerated in Q1 2023. As a result, net absorption remained negative and occupancy losses increased, while vacancy rose at a faster pace, and sublease space hit a new record high

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U.S. Recessionary Concerns Remain at the Start of the Year

The year-end economic indicators exhibited mixed results, with certain factors, such as consumer sentiment and GDP, reflecting signs of growth. However, other factors like consumer sentiment and manufacturing PMI experienced a decline.

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Bulk Activity Exceeds Expectations in 2022

Despite widespread speculation that the U.S. industrial market would see signs of cooling, occupier activity in bulk industrial space outperformed 2021 transactions at the end of the year.

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U.S. Office Market Softens in Q4 2022

Pending a resurgence in demand, vacancy rates and sublease availability are set to continue to rise over the year ahead, placing increased pressure on rents.

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U.S. Industrial Sublease Space Begins to Rise at the End of 2022

Demand in the U.S. industrial sector has begun to moderate as economic headwinds, including persistent inflation, rising interest rates, and falling consumer confidence, linger.

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Key Takeaways from the GlobeSt Industrial Conference

View highlights and observations from GlobeSt's industrial conference in Scottsdale, AZ December 8-9, 2022.

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U.S. Office Market Cools in Q3 2022

Vacancy ticked up, while sublease space hit a new record high. Is a market correction on the horizon?

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Year-Over-Year Bulk Activity Continues to Show Strength of the Industrial Market

U.S. occupier activity in bulk industrial space (tenant size larger than 100,000 square feet) continued to outpace 2021 transactions at the end of the third quarter.

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The U.S. Economy Continues to Show Signs of Deceleration

The U.S. has experienced two consecutive quarters of negative GDP (third quarter figures have not yet been released), and early forecasts expect third quarter to return to positive growth.

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