The federal agency that oversees the government’s real estate portfolio on Wednesday took down from the web a list of hundreds of office complexes it deemed “non-core assets." ...
on Tuesday published a list of 440 “non-core assets” — buildings and office space that are “not core to government operations,” with the intent to sell, lease or otherwise dispose of them.
However, that is the bright side. The shadier one showed up in the fourth quarter of 2024. According to MSCI, U.S. office vacancy rates reached a high of 19.7%. That is an average, and “there remain ...
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