It appears the Washington, D.C., office market will suffer another quarter of negative absorption, expanding vacancies, falling rents and limited sales activity in the fallout of the coronavirus pandemic. This marks a continuation of the third quarter, which went down as one of the worst quarterly performances in the market's history.
DC's Office Market Has Showed Little Sign of a Rebound in the Fourth Quarter
Coronavirus-Induced Recession Leaves Area Office Sector in Rough Shape
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