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Three Reasons Office Investors See Sun Belt Markets in a New Light

CoStar Insight: Better Growth Prospects, Less Tech Exposure Make Them Safer Bets Than Coastal Counterparts
Several major new office buildings are set to join Charlotte, North Carolina's skyline. (Getty Images)
Several major new office buildings are set to join Charlotte, North Carolina's skyline. (Getty Images)
By Paul Leonard
November 7, 2019 | 8:03 P.M.

Investors in what is known as core office property, generally larger and newer buildings in major coastal markets, are used to paying a premium for what they perceive as safe, “bond like” investments. For many decades, the safest bets in real estate were considered to be high-quality office property in these cities, which for this analysis includes Boston, Los Angeles, New York, San Francisco, Seattle and Washington, D.C.

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