"The Raleigh vacancy rate rose 20 basis points (bps) quarter over quarter to 5.6%, the highest in seven years, driven by weak year-to-date net absorption of 850,000 square feet (sf), just 40% of the 2.1 million square foot (msf) year- to-date average over the last five years."

"Vacancy increased by 260 basis points (bps) year over year in the third quarter to 7.0%, while net absorption was negative for the third consecutive quarter, totaling 225,663 square feet (sf). Much of this negative movement was from the Oakland submarket."

"Quarterly net absorption rose to 1.5 million square feet (msf), the highest this year, driven by two 500,000-square-foot move-ins by BroadRange Logistics in the Northeast submarket. This brought year- to-date absorption to 2.0 msf, well below the 7.4 msf recorded in Denver last year."

"Occupier flight to quality remains prevalent as newer, high-quality office options attract strong demand, especially from local companies who are growing"

"Logistics providers prominent in third quarter leasing activity"

"Bulk warehouse demand wanes across Metro Detroit, but fundamentals remain solid on balance"

"Boeing lands one million square feet in the Puget Sound"

"Rents decline amid rising vacancy rates and slowing demand"

"Vacancy persists as oversupply of sub-500k square foot buildings weighs on market"

"Leasing activity of 0.6 million square feet (msf) was up from a year ago, boosted in part by a handful of firms either planting new flags or expanding within existing premises"