Home Commercial CBRE Q3 Portland Office Marketing Report Indicates Slowing Demand Heading Toward the End of the Year
CommercialFeaturedIndustry NewsPortland

CBRE Q3 Portland Office Marketing Report Indicates Slowing Demand Heading Toward the End of the Year

Share
CBRE, Portland, WCIC-NOCC, Hillsboro, Multnomah County, Washington County, Clackamas County, Clark County, The Offices at 11W, Block 216
Courtesy of Justin Shen
Share

By Jack Stubbs The Portland office market looks set for an interesting – if less than active – time ahead, suggests a report recently released by CBRE, titled “Portland Office Report Q3 2022.” The report saw increased subleasing activity and a continued trend of low demand for office space – an increased overall vacancy rate, […]

Thank you for your interest in The Registry. If you'd like to read further, you must Subscribe or Log In below to read the rest of this content.

Share

2026 Pacific Northwest CRE Rising Stars

PNW CRE Rising Stars

Featured Posts


Recent Posts

Related Articles

Issaquah Taps Final $3.4MM to Ready 21,000 SQFT Maple Street Office Building for 2027 City Hall Move

Issaquah is spending the last $3.4 million of a $16.3 million one-time-funded...

Wallace Properties Pays $6.6MM for 23,000 SQFT Creekside Professional Center, Topping Investor Office Pricing in Puget Sound’s Northend

Bellevue-based Wallace Properties paid $6.6 million for the 22,658-square-foot Creekside Professional Center...

Panattoni Readies 583,000 SQFT Mt. Vista Logistics in Vancouver as Orchards Availability Sits at 19.5%

Panattoni is finishing one of the largest speculative warehouses in Clark County...