Posts Tagged ‘office market’
U.S. Office Market Resets in 2025 as Deep Discounts Pull Investors Back In
After several bruising years defined by rising vacancies, declining values, and stalled deal flow, the office sector finally showed signs of life in 2025. Sharp price resets—some of the most significant in modern CRE history—opened the door for sidelined capital to re-engage, creating a measurable pickup in investor activity and hints that the market may…
Read MoreCMBS Delinquencies Climb as Market Stress Spreads Beyond Office
The latest data from Trepp shows October brought another wave of distress across the CMBS landscape, signaling that what began as an office-sector problem is now becoming a broader market challenge. Widening cracks: In October 2025, the overall CMBS delinquency rate climbed 23 basis points to 7.46%, driven by a $1.1 billion rise in delinquent…
Read MoreOwner-Occupiers Step Up as Institutional Buyers Retreat from Office Market
A shifting dynamic is unfolding in the U.S. office market as corporate occupiers increasingly become property buyers, filling a void left by cautious institutional investors. Companies across sectors — particularly tech — are capitalizing on deep discounts in a distressed commercial real estate environment to secure long-term control over their workspace. Corporate Buyers Seize Opportunity…
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