Trends in leasing transactions in DC proper

Bar graph comparing the trend of lease transactions by quarter, per square feet.
Showing the trend of lease transactions by quarter, per square feet.

The office market in Washington, DC has recently witnessed a noticeable surge in lease renewals, notably within class A and B properties in the last three years. Furthermore, the dominance of lease renewals in recent transactions, particularly within the governmental sector representing 42.97% of deals, reflects a sustained demand from public entities for real estate accommodations.

Notably, the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission's substantial occupancy of 147,050 square feet stands as a notable testament to this trend. The emergence of nonprofit organizations and associations as leading lessees in the current quarter, accounted for 11.66% of new lease agreements.

This data collectively illustrates a dynamic real estate environment influenced by a confluence of industry sectors and government entities, highlighting enduring demand and the robustness of the market in Washington, DC.

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