Colliers International has reviewed the numbers and last
years Sacramento office market ended on a positive note. Net
absorption is at its highest level since 2005 with seven straight positive
quarters, and vacancy at its lowest level in 16.5 years. Downtown also absorbed
100,000sf during the fourth quarter and more than 329,000sf throughout 2018.
Asking rates Per Square Footage have also risen at an average of 4.4% year over
year. If new construction is going to occur downtown, the asking rate will have
to rise to at least $3.10 PSF (according
to Sacramento Business Journal 2015 article) or the cost to build
won’t pencil out.
So with all this good news, will the need for more office
space downtown and rising rates be enough so that the proposed 301 Tower on
Capitol Mall can pre-lease 50% of the tower so that construction can begin?
That’s approximately 368,500 SF of the 737,000 SF proposed tower. Anything is possible;
I hope they have some leads for those who are interested.
1 comment:
Thanks for sharing the report and crossing my fingers for 301 Tower.
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