Posted May 30, 2004, 3:40 PM
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Join Date: Jul 2001
Location: Philadelphia Metro
Posts: 11,222
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Cont'd
Absorbtion Rates
Total square footage absorbed in the 1st qtr. Numbers in parenthesis indicate space that became available and was not leased:
Harrisburg
Class A - (6400)
Class B+ - 8,424
Class B - (13,123)
Class C -
Total - (11,099)
East Shore
Class A - (13,200)
Class B+ - 28,100
Class B - 2,700
Class C - (8,400)
Total - 9,200
West Shore
Class A - 17,000
Class B+ - 9,600
Class B - 15,400
Class C - 3,300
Total - 45,300
Space Breakdown
The market report rates office space in the following categories: - Class A - Buildings are modern, top-of-the-line structures that command the highest rents and attract the most upscale tenants.
- Class B+ - Newer buildings that have been substantially upgraded.
- Class B - Older buildings with some rennovations and upgrades.
- Class C - Older buildings that haven't been upgraded.
- NOTE - The suburbs typically have more Class B+ and Class B space than Class A. Harrisburg has an equal amount of the three classifications.
Damn!!! That makes the competition even crazier I bet. :nuts:
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