2024 marked a significant year for the National Capital Region (NCR) office real estate market, with a remarkable 61% increase in office space absorption, even as net supply fell by 22%, according to a report by ANAROCK Group.
Ncr Office MarketOffice Space AbsorptionReal EstateHybrid Work ModelsSustainable Office DevelopmentsReal Estate NewsMar 16, 2025
The office space absorption in NCR increased by 61% in 2024.
The key factors include the shift to hybrid work models, growth in the technology sector, and the focus on sustainability in office developments.
Despite the decline in net supply, the market maintained a healthy balance between supply and demand, thanks to the optimization of existing spaces and the development of high-quality office projects.
Many new office developments in NCR are being designed with green building certifications to reduce environmental impact and appeal to companies that prioritize sustainability.
The outlook remains positive, driven by the continued growth of the technology sector, the adoption of hybrid work models, and the focus on sustainability in office developments.
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