Firms that are confident of their business model and understand how to balance in-person and remote work knew that 2022 presented a market opportunity for aggressive transactions in office space, according to Mary Ann Tighe, CEO, CBRE New York Tri-State.

"In the midst of uncertainly, those firms saw an opportunity and seized it," she said.

And many were in the finance and insurance industries, according to CBRE. Those segments passed technology as having the largest share of the top 100 office leases (based on square footage) in the US – totaling 25.

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