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Your numbers may be outdated, San francisco is lower than my city coming in around 16 or 17% (i do not have the numbers in front of me atm). The hard problem w
by grepfru_it 3y ago
Your numbers may be outdated, San francisco is lower than my city coming in around 16 or 17% (i do not have the numbers in front of me atm).
The hard problem with % numbers is that they are usually made up on the fly, 62% of the time. However, in my case, I got the CRE vacancy numbers from NAI which is more credible than a random person on HN (no offense)
- londons_explore 3y agoThose figures are the percentage of office space that is unleased. However, there is a good chunk of office space that is leased by someone yet isn't actually used every day. Usually because the company now does WFH yet can't terminate the lease early. There seem to be a large number of employees who have a desk in an office, yet barely ever use it too. I'm classing any seat that doesn't have an ass on it during the day as unoccupied.
- grepfru_it 3y agoBut you don’t know those numbers, that is speculation.