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June 13, 2024

VTS: Demand For Boston Offices Jumps 8% To New Pandemic-Era High

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Demand for office space in Boston appears to be on the rise. 

The number of tenants actively looking for office space in Boston reached 460 last month, according to office leasing platform VTS, the highest level since June 2021.

Those tenants have requirements totaling 6.5M SF, an 8% increase from one month earlier, according to VTS. The 824K SF of new tenant requirements that entered the market in May was 50% above the monthly average from 2021 to 2023. 

VTS: Demand For Boston Offices Jumps 8% To New Pandemic-Era High

"The encouraging thing about what we're seeing in Boston is we are seeing a fair amount of small-tenant demand growth," VTS Vice President of Investor Research Max Saia said."We have found that more substantial then sustained recoveries occur in a market when there's a lot of demand coming from that small to…

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Federal Reserve Holds Rates Steady, Signals One Cut In 2024 As CRE Grows Increasingly Impatient

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The Federal Reserve signaled just one rate cut is coming before the end of the year, a significant departure from the three cuts it anticipated in March. Seven FOMC members said they think one interest rate cut this year is appropriate, with four saying they anticipate no cuts,…

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Interest from international investors in commercial real estate assets in the U.S. fell by almost half in just one year, as the slump in prices and transaction activity has taken its toll on cross-border investment.

Foreign investors spent $14B on U.S. commercial properties in the first three months of the year, according to  MSCI Real Assets data provided to Bisnow, down from $27.7B in the first quarter of 2023. The last time international investors spent that little money on U.S. CRE was Q3 2011. The nosedive in foreign investment…

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