Overview Heading into the spring, the Detroit office market, like most office markets nationally, remains uncertain about the amount and location of office space that will be utilized in the future. This has resulted in businesses conducting operational assessments to determine what the actual amount of space is that they'll require ... Read More

As the pool of available sublease space expands and demand has started to weaken again, net absorption has fallen back into negative territory. Uncertainty regarding everything from remote work policies to high inflation and an increasingly aggressive Fed suggests that the office market’s recovery is still some distance in the ... Read More

As the pool of available sublease space expands and demand has started to weaken again, net absorption has fallen back into negative territory. Uncertainty regarding everything from remote work policies to high inflation and an increasingly aggressive Fed suggests that the office market’s recovery is still some distance in the ... Read More

Although office jobs are overwhelmingly responsible for Detroit’s employment bounce back after the pandemic shutdowns, a return to actual office spaces has not accompanied that trend. The ongoing pandemic and workers’ desire for the flexibility of hybrid and work-from-home arrangements have transformed business as usual, and it’s looking more and ... Read More