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US & Canadian Marketwatch (3Q 2008)
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Providing you with useful market data at-a-glance:
| US Metropolitan Office
Market |
| What's Hot |
What's Not |
| Vacancy Rates |
Vacancy Rates |
| Manhattan |
5.9% |
Detroit |
24.7% |
| Honolulu |
9.3% |
Dallas/Ft. Worth |
21.2% |
| Miami |
9.9% |
Phoenix |
19.8% |
| Los Angeles |
10.2% |
Palm Beach County |
19.6% |
| Portland |
10.7% |
Atlanta |
19.3% | |
| US Industrial Market |
| What's Hot |
What's Not |
| Availability Rates |
Availability Rates |
| Tucson |
4.4% |
Austin |
23.8% |
| Las Vegas |
6.5% |
Stamford (Conn.) |
19.9% |
| Houston |
7.0% |
Boston |
19.8% |
| Salt Lake City |
7.6% |
Columbus |
18.9% |
| Long Island |
7.6% |
Baltimore |
17.4% | |
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The Canadian economy has, for the most part, been sheltered
from the global storm, due to a strong regime of financial market regulations
and, significantly, an absence of sub-prime mortgage lending. However, the
Canadian industrial availability rate has risen to, over 6%, as companies,
particularly those in Central Canada, struggle with the higher Canadian dollar
and weakness in the U.S. economy -
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