Around the Region: Office Markets Slowly Emerge from Pandemic Slump

Laila Assanie

Southwest Economy, 2022, issue Third Quarter

Abstract: The pandemic seismically shifted work from the office to home, particularly during its initial lockdown phases. Even when these limits and capacity restrictions eased and economic activity rebounded, office space demand remained soft and vacancy rates climbed.

Keywords: Texas; Employment; Real Estate Markets (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2022
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