As 2017 closed out, Chicago’s downtown employment base was growing and the economy was largely still in expansion mode from the last serious contraction in 2010. The office market responded to these conditions with assurance yet also with hesitancy. The fourth quarter posted a slight, direct vacancy uptick of 0.27% to 12.07% and a stable direct availability of 15% compared to 2017’s third quarter.
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Bradford Allen is pleased to share with you our latest office market report. This quarter in Chicago’s downtown office market: Absorption remained negative with -1.4 million square feet absorbed through
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