Vacancy rates rise in San Francisco
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Associated Press
Here's a look at current vacancy rates in San Francisco's commercial real estate market, and space expected to be open within the next year.
Office space currently vacant: 8.57 million square feet, up 232 percent from 3.69 million three months ago.
Expected office space available one year from now: 13.59 million square feet, up 69 percent from 8.03 million three months ago.
Source: The CoStar Group, Inc.
Top five U.S. cities with the overall highest asking rents per square foot as of the first quarter 2001:
- San Francisco $62.04
- Midtown New York $56.98
- Boston $53.33
- San Jose $50.64
- Downtown New York $43.73
Top five U.S. cities with least amount of vacant office space as of the first quarter 2001: Numbers refer to percentage of available space.
- Downtown San Jose 2.4 percent
- Washington, D.C. 4.3 percent
- Downtown New York 4.8 percent
- Midtown New York 4.8 percent
- Boston 5.3 percent
- Midtown South New York 5.8 percent
- Portland, Ore. 6.1 percent
- San Francisco 6.7 percent
Source: Cushman & Wakefield