The U.S. office market has shifted dramatically since the Covid-19 pandemic, including a surge in sublease inventory as companies dial back on their space needs or close down entire offices.found which markets, among 39, have seen the biggest gains in office sublease inventory since the Covid-19 pandemic.
"There's been a rapid increase, and a large amount combining with increased direct availability as well to really depress the market," he continued What's hard to predict is whether the sublease market will continue to grow, flatten or even decline in the coming quarters. In fact, many are Midwest or Sun Belt cities that had a relatively small amount of sublease space before the pandemic, making the increase in the past three years more notable. Nearly all of the 30 markets included inAmong the 39 markets analyzed, New York has the most sublease space on the market, or 29.2 million square feet as of Q3 2022. That's a 67% increase since Q3 2019.
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