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  • Boston / Office

    • RSF59,234,969 SF
    • Direct Vacancy5.8%
    • Total Availability10.9%
    • YTD Absorption149,603 SF
    • Avg.Rent$47.15/SF

    Downtown statistics are a combination of Class A and Class B properties in the following submarkets: Financial District, Back Bay, Mid-Town, South Station, Seaport, North Station, and Charlestown.
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  • Cambridge / Office and R & D

    • RSF17,409,167 SF
    • Direct Vacancy10.7%
    • Total Availability15%
    • YTD Absorption(191,987 SF)
    • Avg.Rent$50.32/SF

    Cambridge statistics are a combination of Class A and Class B office and lab space in the following submarkets: East Cambridge/Kendall Square, Mid Cambridge/Harvard Square, and Wes Cambridge/Alwife. Office consists of 10K SF and Lab 7.5K SF in Cambridge.
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  • Suburban / Office

    • RSF77,131,869
    • Direct Vacancy12.9%
    • Total Availability17.9%
    • YTD Absorption815,609 SF
    • Avg.Rent$23.63/SF

    Suburban office statistics are reflective of Boston suburban communities that hold a strong commercial office space presence, which extends up to the New Hampshire border, down to the Rhode Island border, as far west as Worcester and as far east as Plymouth.
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  • Suburban / Industrial

    • RSF155,183,906 SF
    • Direct Vacancy12.0%
    • Total Availability16.7%
    • YTD Absorption(654,610 SF)
    • Avg.Rent$5.78 NNN

    Suburban industrial statistics are reflective of Boston suburban communities that hold a strong commercial industrial space presence, which extends up to the New Hampshire border, down to the Rhode Island border, as far west as Worcester and as far east as Plymouth.
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