Despite strong economy, Texas cities grapple with excess office space
Texas office workers are back in person more than their counterparts across the country — but a lot of the state’s urban office space is still sitting empty.
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Texas office workers are back in person more than their counterparts across the country — but a lot of the state’s urban office space is still sitting empty.
As remote and hybrid working become the new normal, major Texas cities are facing a decline in office tenants. It’s too soon to tell what that means for the vitality of downtowns.
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Despite the strong economy, cities in Texas are seeing office space sitting empty with vacancy rates ranging from 21% to 25%.
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