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U.S. office vacancy remains high at 19%, but conversion trends and improving demand signals stabilization.
U.S. office vacancy remains high at nearly 19%, above the pre-pandemic 12%, but signs of stabilization are emerging.
CBRE reports 66 office conversions to residential, hotel, and industrial uses are expected in 2025, up from pre-pandemic averages, with nearly 99 million square feet now in conversion—up from 81 million in mid-2024.
New construction is 87% below its 2020 peak, and six consecutive quarters of positive net absorption indicate improving demand.
Hybrid work persists, with businesses expecting 3.2 office days weekly and employees showing up 2.9 days on average.
Over half of remote-capable workers now work hybrid, up from 32% pre-pandemic, and 72% of companies meet attendance goals, up from 61%.
Recovery varies by location, with major cities like New York rebounding while older buildings in less desirable areas struggle.
Las vacantes de oficinas en EE.UU. siguen siendo elevadas, con un 19%, pero las tendencias de conversión y la mejora de la demanda indican una estabilización.