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FIGURES I MINNEAPOLIS OFFICE 1 032022 <br /> FIGURE 3:Historical Vacancy Rates vs Asking Rates <br /> Vacancy Rate Avg Asking Rate <br /> Absorption,Vacancy, and Lease Rates 25% $18.50 <br /> $18.00 <br /> In the Minneapolis office market, 03 absorption fell negatively to(291,456)sq.ft. Most of the large 20% _ $1 . 0 <br /> move-in activity occurred within Class A spaces in the 394, BEA, Northeast,and St Paul CBD <br /> submarkets. Larger move-outs were seen predominantly from Class B properties in the 394,St $17.00 <br /> Paul CBD,and Suburban St Paul submarkets. J J15/0 / _ $16.50 <br /> J <br /> Overall,vacancy rates remained steady this quarter at 20.6%.The lowest vacancy rates are seen 10% $16.00 <br /> in Class A buildings downtown at just 15%compared to 31%for Class B and 29%for Class C.The $15.50 <br /> suburban vacancy rate remains relatively constant between class sizes near 20%. 5% $15.00 <br /> $14.50 <br /> The highest asking lease rates in the market were in the 394 submarket with an average asking o% $14.00 <br /> rate of$20.14 per sq.ft,19% higher than the overall metro markets average of$16.92 per sq.ft. o, o 0 0 o ti ti ti ti ti ti ti <br /> Downtown asking rates have increased 5%year over year,averaging $17.33 per sq.ft. yoti tioti tioti yoti Doti yoti tioti C' yoti C <br /> yoti Doti yoti tioti <br /> a° ati ati 4�' a° O, ati <br /> Downtown Vacancy Suburban Vacancy <br /> FIGURE 2:Q3 2022 Net Absorption by Submarket and Class Downtown Asking Rate Suburban Asking Rate <br /> Sq.Ft,000's Source:CBRE Research,03 2022. <br /> 100 <br /> FIGURE 4:Q3 2022 Downtown vs Suburban Vacancy by Class <br /> 60 <br /> 35% <br /> 30% <br /> 20 <br /> 25% <br /> (20) 20% <br /> 15 <br /> (60) <br /> 10% <br /> (100) 5% <br /> �aA GHQ QoQ eay� �e5` GAO Qa�\ 0% <br /> �o�cr� Downtown Vacancy Suburban Vacancy a <br /> !Class A M Class B W Class C <br /> Source:CBRE Research,03 2022. Source:CBRE Research,03 2022. <br /> ■Class A <br /> 2 CBRE RESEARCH ©2022 CBRE,INC. <br />
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