8 Markets Where Vacancy Risk Is Growing
Key Takeaways Vacancy risk is rising in coastal office hubs like San Francisco and New York City, especially across Class B/C buildings and expanding sublease inventory . Silicon Valley remains highly sensitive to tech layoffs, which can quickly push more space onto the market. Sun Belt rentals (Charlotte, Houston, Las Vegas) are absorbing a 2024–2025 supply wave , while certain retail, industrial, and tourism markets also warrant closer monitoring. Where Vacancy Pressure Is Building Fast Watch vacancy risk rise in San Francisco and New York City, where Class B and C offices face leaks, high costs, and growing sublease space. Track Silicon Valley tech space too, because layoffs can flood listings fast. In Sun Belt rentals , Charlotte, Houston, and Las Vegas feel the 2024-2025 supply wave and heavier concessions. Add mall-heavy retail zones, big-box industrial corridors, and seasonal tourism towns to your watchlist. Keep going to see the five metrics. How to Spot Vacancy Risk Fast (...