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Trouble Ahead for Office Market?

Office investors have had plenty of reason to celebrate of late. Soaring construction costs have kept new supply in check while effective rents in the third quarter shot up by 2.3%, the biggest hike in six years, reports real estate data firm Reis. The national vacancy rate is also falling, now registering 13.5%, down from 15.1% a year ago. But the U.S. economy is emitting mixed signals. The number of non-farm payrolls increased by just 51,000 in September after climbing by 188,000 in August. The September tally also registered well below Wall Street expectations. A median estimate of ...

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