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Stabilizing office demand shows resilience — and a few cracks

After five quarters of declines, tenants start holding onto more space

New York's recent demand surge has contributed to a national stabilization in office occupancy. (Paul Winner/CoStar)
New York's recent demand surge has contributed to a national stabilization in office occupancy. (Paul Winner/CoStar)

Earlier this year, office occupiers suddenly started holding onto more space, dramatically slowing five quarters of sharply declining demand. Most U.S. markets had an increase in total office occupancy in the second and third quarters, a clear change in momentum. Still, a deeper look reveals that the office recovery is likely to be long and bumpy.

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