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Report: North American Sublease Inventory Declines for First Time Since Pandemic Began

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By Meghan Hall As the pandemic hit and companies shuttered their offices, many businesses made the decision to throw their space on the sublease market in the hopes to offload or offset their cost of unused commercial real estate. The result was an influx of sublease space on the North American sublease market, and over […]

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