After four straight years of negative absorption, or the change in occupied space, that saw tenants give back 4.2 million square feet of office space to landlords, it appears the worst may be over for Long Island, New York, office property owners.
Long Island’s Office Market Begins To Turn a Corner
Vacancy Likely Past Peak for This Cycle, Diverging From National Trends
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