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Landlords in the Houston market should be concerned. Before COVID, Houston was dealing with a soft office market, with stagnant or declining rental rates in certain submarkets, large enterprise-level companies passing on Houston and migrating to other major Metro areas, low new construction, and historic levels of concessions.

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Leveraging Landlords during COVID-19

Landlords in the Houston market should be concerned. Before COVID, Houston was dealing with a soft office market, with stagnant or declining rental rates in certain submarkets, large enterprise-level companies passing on Houston and migrating to other major Metro areas, low new construction, and historic levels of concessions.

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Hub and Spoke: The Future of Office Space, Post-COVID?

Landlords in the Houston market should be concerned. Before COVID, Houston was dealing with a soft office market, with stagnant or declining rental rates in certain submarkets, large enterprise-level companies passing on Houston and migrating to other major Metro areas, low new construction, and historic levels of concessions.

Negative Rents

Landlords in the Houston market should be concerned. Before COVID, Houston was dealing with a soft office market, with stagnant or declining rental rates in certain submarkets, large enterprise-level companies passing on Houston and migrating to other major Metro areas, low new construction, and historic levels of concessions.

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