Growth Still Ahead For Charlotte Office,
But So Are Stiffer Challenges
Since the end of the recession, the Charlotte office market has had a very good run in all the ways you can measure its success, such as more absorption, more development, high rents. The market's still healthy, but the challenges it faces now are the most serious since the recession, according to speakers at our Charlotte Office Development Forum.
First the good news: office developers in Charlotte have adapted in recent years to the changing demands of tenants and their employees, our speakers said. Demand for new space is focused on the CBD and suburban locations, as long as…
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