The Office Property Market May Finally Be At A Turning Point

Reuters, Fast Company
Thu, 10/03/2024 - 1:10pm

The U.S. office property market has been hard hit since the pandemic by higher interest rates and as many office workers worked from home. The beleaguered U.S. office property market may be bottoming out, analysts told Reuters, pointing to a string of sales of stressed properties at big discounts over the last quarter that have helped set a new pricing benchmark.

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