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Eastside Office Asking Rents Jump 24% in Two Years Even as Vacancy Climbs to 22.4%

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Average gross asking rents on the Eastside have climbed nearly 24 percent since the end of 2024 to $47.18 per square foot, even as vacancy rose to 22.4 percent, with every submarket tracked by Broderick Group posting higher asking rents over that span.

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