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As office construction levels wane, some of the right buildings are in the wrong location

Demand for space in new office buildings slows as availability in desired places recedes
The new Midtown West at 1150 Assembly Drive in Tampa, Florida's desirable Westshore area is an example of new premium, well-located office buildings proving attractive to tenants in the 2020s. (CoStar)
The new Midtown West at 1150 Assembly Drive in Tampa, Florida's desirable Westshore area is an example of new premium, well-located office buildings proving attractive to tenants in the 2020s. (CoStar)
CoStar Analytics
September 9, 2024 | 8:03 P.M.

Throughout the post-pandemic era, the resilience of new office construction has been one of the very few bright spots in the commercial office market. Now, with development at a historical low and the amount of first-generation supply dwindling, many occupiers are taking a pass on even the newest buildings.

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