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Major US Office Markets React To Very Different Demand Dynamics

Pair of Lone Star Markets Lead Nation in Office Demand, While Chicago and Minneapolis Look To Address Imbalance on the Supply Side
LaSalle Plaza in downtown Minneapolis traded at the end of the second quarter at a valuation of $74 per square foot, or $46 million, a steep discount from its 2006 valuation. Such recalibrations of office valuations may play an increasingly important role in addressing office demand-and-supply fundamentals where demand has remained well below previous levels. (CoStar)
LaSalle Plaza in downtown Minneapolis traded at the end of the second quarter at a valuation of $74 per square foot, or $46 million, a steep discount from its 2006 valuation. Such recalibrations of office valuations may play an increasingly important role in addressing office demand-and-supply fundamentals where demand has remained well below previous levels. (CoStar)
By Rhea Stephen, Brian Anderson
CoStar Analytics
September 18, 2023 | 7:28 P.M.

As with other major metropolitan areas in the nation, the Chicago and Minneapolis office market sectors are working to change their supply-side dynamics in the face of anemic demand by using the one lever they have some control over, office supply.

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