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In the United States, trends in the tertiary market could continue

Some new occupant behaviors characterize the emerging balance in the office market
Office buildings such as The Sudler, in Denver's central business district, offer prefabricated and turnkey suites, responding to the current trend in occupant demand for smaller spaces. (CoStar)
Office buildings such as The Sudler, in Denver's central business district, offer prefabricated and turnkey suites, responding to the current trend in occupant demand for smaller spaces. (CoStar)
CoStar Analytics
July 4, 2025 | 12:58 P.M.

With office vacancy rates stabilizing and leasing activity rising sharply in the first few months of 2025, the US office sector is finally showing signs of recovery. However, as the market recovers, there are some notable differences in the behavior of US office occupiers. Some, like the unprecedented doubling of sublet supply, have already begun to fade. Others, however, are more persistent. Let's take a closer look at three trends that are likely to continue.

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